Ruth-Margret Putz

Ruth-Margret Pütz, born Margret Doerkes in Krefeld-Uerdingen in 1930, was a renowned German coloratura soprano whose career spanned nearly five decades. Rising to fame in the post-war era, Pütz became a stalwart of the German operatic stage, known for her exceptional vocal range and technical prowess. Her career began in 1949 and continued until 1995, during which time she performed in numerous operas and recitals, leaving an indelible mark on the operatic world. Beyond her performing career, Pütz also dedicated herself to teaching, passing on her extensive knowledge and experience to the next generation of singers. Her contributions to opera are celebrated in various recordings, including collaborations with notable artists and ensembles.