New-York tribune., 1901-12-29
NEW SINGERS ATTHEOPERA
SOPRANOS. TENoRs. BARYToHEs AND

1l4t Hi4SSiilS one Is 0iaTieS BandrONSkl, VINO |
was specially engaged to create the titular role
In Nj. Paderewski's opera, 'Manru." The new
Corners are Emilio de march,, Charles Bandrow-
ski Albert Reiss Maurice Deciery Andres |
Perello de Sesurola, Luigi Tavecchia Nine
LuIse Reuss-Belce and Camille Seygard. The |
last is the wife of Emil Fischer. All deserve an |
introduction the public.
Emilio de march, was born Voghera- in |
Piedmont, thirty-eight years ago. He was des- |
tined by his fz;nity 10 follow a military career |
and was accordingly sent TO the Military College |
at A1odena. After graduating with honors he |
obtained a commission a lieutenant of infan-
try and served for two years He DISTINGUISHED |
himself in Africa, and was decorated by the |
King Of Italy for bravery in action Realizing
mat music meant more TO him than military
honors SiGnor de march, resigned from the |
army and went to Florence to study singing He |
remained there two years, and made his debut |
IN Milan in 1856 the Teatro dal Verne as
Kaoul IN Les Huguenots' He then created the
leading role in the first performance of Masse-
nets opera, lie Roi de Lahore and in Die
MelsteTsinger." and confirmed the good impress
sion made at his debut Since then Signor de
march, has sung with success in Bologna Bar
celona, Turin, Rome. Madrid. St. Petersburg.
Palermo, Moscow. Buenos Ayres Rio Janeiro
ana London In 1896 he came to New-York with
the Mapleson Opera Company. but he was heard
in only performance of Les Huguenots"
and returned Immediately to Europe on account
Of the failure Of the company. Last summer he
made ms first appearance in London at Covent !
Garden, and his success in ''Tosca'' and Les
HGGuenots' led to his engagement by Mr. Crau
signor de march, created the role of Leandro in |
Mancinelli's opera, Fro Leandro." when it
WAS given at Madrid, and he also sang the role |
Of Nalther in the first performance. of Die
Melstersinger'' in the same city. He was the
first To sing in,
and in South America, and created the role of !
Mario in "Tosca" at the request of Puccini
Slgnor de Marchi has extensive repertory,
and sings with equal facility in Italian and in
French.
Charles Bandrowski. who is coming to this
country especially to sing in ''Manru' the first
opera of Paderewski, formerly one of the
leading tenOrs of the Frankfort Opera House
He has been singing in Poland recently and
created the leading in PaderewskTs opera
in LeInberg. Cracow and other Polish cities His
success in that role led Mr.. Grau engage him
for the first American production of ''Manru."
Mr.. Bandrowsk will also be heard in all the
Wagnerian operas.
Albert Reiss was born in Berlin, and gained
his first stage experience as an actor at the
Residenz Theater. While playing in Hamburg
Pollini discovered that he was the possessor of
a tenor voice, and made of him in his
various productions of light operas Influenced
by Nine. Schumann- -Heink, however Herr Reiss
devoted himself to the serious study of music
His first instructor was the chief stage manager
Of the Hamburg Opera House, Wilhelm Vimar /
He also studied with Professor Stolzenberg
Julius Lieban and Dr. Aleri His debut as a
tenor-buffo was made the Stadt Theater in |
KOnigsberg in 1897. The following season he |
spent at POsen, and from there he was engaged |
for the Hoftheater at Wiesbaden- He appeared !
at CoYent Garden, London, last summer and |
also took part in the opening festival at the |
Prince Regents Theatre, in Munich.
Maurice Declery first studied music at the |
Marseiiles Conservatory, winning the first prize
for opera and singing From there he went to /
the Paris Conservatory, where he remained two
years. He offered engagement at Pau. |
and made his debut there. His next appearance
was at Montpelier, where he the first to sing
Wolfram in ''Tannhauser.' He then en-
gagged at the Theatre de Ia Monnaie. in Brussels,
where during the last three years he has created
Messidor in La Princess dAuberge,'' and has
sung in 'IIerodiade," La FaYorita," "L'Afri- |
caine" Lucia" and Hamlet"
Andres Perello de SeguToa born in Spain |
in 1874 He studied the University of
Madrid and Barcelona and took his degree. His
taste for music however. caused him to aban- |
don his law books and he studied singing under
the Italian barytone. Petro Tarvaro. He made