Charles Hackett
1889–1942 (age 53)
Operatic tenor
Biography
Charles Hackett, born in 1889, became an admired American tenor whose lyrical voice graced the Metropolitan Opera and other leading houses during the 1920s and 1930s, earning praise for his expressive interpretations and his affinity for both Italian and French repertoire.
He shared his gifts with eager students and audiences, leaving behind recordings and memories that continue to speak of his artistry and the sincere passion he brought to every role.