Eulalia S. McIntire
(Professional name Lalita Salazar)
600 East Cathedral Road
Philadelphia, PA 19128
RÉSUMÉ
Voice - Mezzo-soprano
LANGUAGES
Spanish - native language, born Habana, Cuba
French - read, speak and write fluently
English - read, speak and write fluently
EDUCATION
Master of Music, Temple University, January, 1992
Bachelor of Liberal Arts, Chestnut Hill College, May, 1986
Diplôme de Langue Française, Alliance Française, Paris, 1981
High School Diploma, Eden Hall, Torresdale, Pa.
Elementary and Secondary schooling, Habana, Cuba
PERFORMANCE Graduate recital for Master's in Vocal Performance at Esther EXPERIENCE Boyer College of Music, Temple University, February 22, 1991
Solo recitals in Peru and Ecuador sponsored by USIS (United
States Information Service) (1970-77)
Viennese operetta presentations, Municipal Theatre, Caracas, Venezuela (1975)
Recorded LP of Cuban folk songs for ODEON, Lima, Peru (1974)
Solo performance in the Primer Festival de Arte Cubano, in the
Teatro Municipal, Caracas, Venezuela, (1972)
Directed Lima Women's Chorale in collaboration with the Lima
Symphony Orchestra to celebrate United Nations Day (1972)
Recital for Instituto Cultural Venezolano-Norteamericano, Caracas,
Venezuela (1969)
Many leading roles in musical comedy performances (Funny Girl, Man of La Mancha, The King and I, Can-Can, Bye Bye Birdie, Gilbert and Sullivan Productions) (1963-70)
Performed the role of Prince Orlofsky, in "Die Fledermaus"
with Beaumont Civic Opera (1963) (with conductor Dr. Peter Fuchs)
Signed contract with Dallas Civic Opera Company (1963) (AGMA)
Contract with AGMA for performance as the Countess in "Andrea
Chenier" with Opera Guild of Greater Miami (1961)
Pre 1960 - one season with the Los Angeles and San Francisco
Light Opera Companies. Numerous appearances on radio
and TV in Habana, Cuba. LP recordings of Cuban Folk
songs and one feature film, "Cuba Canta y Baila". Guest appearances on NBC radio in New York, BBC in London, Radio Nationale. Paris. Fulfilled long-term singing contracts in Rio de Janiero and London.
TEACHING Founded and directed the Caracas Women's Chorale (1967-81).
EXPERIENCE Assumed direction of the Lima Women's Chorale (1971-73)
(Musical) Musical direction of "Brigadoon", Port Arthur, Texas (1964)
Trained and coached singers for choral works and solo presenta-
tions in Port Arthur, Beaumont and Wichita Falls, Texas (1965-67)
TEACHING For more than twenty years have been teaching Spanish, French and EXPERIENCE English at the Berlitz Language Schools.
(Languages) Taught Spanish and French for the Venezuelan-American Associa-
tion of University Women for three years (1967-1970).
CHORAL Temple University Choir (1987-88)
EXPERIENCE Britten's "A Ceremony of Carols"
Verdi's "Requiem" at Casals Festival, Puerto Rico.
Madrigal Singers of Chestnut Hill College (1985-86)
Choir of Chestnut Hill College (1982-86)
Handel's "Messiah" - Faure's "Requiem"
Philomusica Choral group, Erdenheim, Pa., (1983)
Purcell's "Ode to Queen Mary" (solo and chorus)
Caracas Women's Chorale (1977-81) - Director and founder
Lima Women's Chorale (1971-73) - Director
Choir of Midwestern University, Wichita Falls, TX., (1965-66)
Methodist Church Chancel Choir, Wichita Falls, TX (1964)
Vivaldi's "Gloria in D major" - solo and choir
Opera Guild of Greater Miami (1960-61) - solo and choir
Giordano's "Andrea Chenier" - (The Countess)
Los Angeles and San Francisco Light Opera Companies
choir in "New Moon" and "Song of Norway"
Sociedad Coral de la Habana (Choral Society of Havana)
Verdi's "Requiem" - Debussy's "La Damoiselle Élue"
Eric Kleiber conducting, The Havana Symphony
Orchestra - Choral Director, Paul Csonka .
Survived by husband Robert L. McIntire, two sons and daughters-in-law, Mr. & Mrs
Robert A. McIntire of Plantation, Florida, Mr. & Mrs. John C. McIntire of Darien,
Connecticut, six grandchildren.and a brother José Salazar of Miami, Florida.