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In page Thérèse Tietjens:

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According to the Encyclopædia Britannica Eleventh Edition, "[h]er voice was a dramatic soprano of magnificent quality, and her powers as an actress were supreme."[1] "The great volume and purity of her voice and her sympathetic and dignified acting combined to make her famous in strong dramatic parts."[citation needed] Michael Scott suggests that Emma Albani attempted, unsuccessfully, to 'inherit the mantle' of Tietjens, but that Lillian Nordica and Lilli Lehmann (both of whom can be heard on recordings made in the early 1900s) were more natural successors to her vocal tradition.