| She had a glorious voice and, as Madame Biscacianti, subsequently attained fame as a cantatrice. |
| An ideal hostess, ruined tragedienne, dishevelled cantatrice? so many personalities, so many stunts and so much laughter! |
| How is it that the cantatrice and queen of song loves the part still? |
| I would like to describe this cantatrice, but she belongs to no formula. |
| He spared no temptation to induce the Italian cantatrice to remain. |
| I've a soft spot for creamy-white daffodils, like mount hood or the elegant cantatrice. |
