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William Pell.(Obituaries)(Brief Article)(Obituary)
WILLIAM PELL, Denver, CO, August 16, 1947--Nashville, TN, July 26, 2003
The tenor studied at Peabody Conservatory, Manhattan School of Music and Indiana University and was an Affiliate Artist at San Francisco Opera before establishing a thriving career in Europe, where his engagements included principal roles in Rome, Venice and Spoleto, as well as a seven-year ...
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