Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-23

fugue and counterpoint a. TO study Il
upon this instrument There n nothing
which takes quite such = fall out OF
ones pride in plano work a. when II II
shown up 70 the light In this manner.
Careless habits Of legato playing. care
less habits OF hanging on OF letting So
and little tricks OF phraeing which mo-
body could ever tell them that they did,
they would discover for themselves. and
find that the results OF such course
would be more than salutary.
II IL an imposing array OF artists 70 be
brought with the San Carlo Grand Opera
company this week-three celebrated
sopranos, four meExos. four eminent
tenors. three distinguished beritones and
two famous bassos. The roster Of leading
artists comprises three different casts OF
principals. and the repertoire arranged
for the local engagement has been 30
planned that every one Of the big artists
OF the company win be heard. They are
as follows;
soprani-Mesdames Bdvige Vaccart.
ooloratura, favorite Of last seasons tour.
whose splendid voice and acting made the
artist many friends here; Mary koestner,
the German soprano; Sophie Cheriepois,
lyric soprano, an American artist OF eN-
tensfve foreign successes
Mezso observation-disclosures Stella De-
Meete, French artist; Carolina Hawner,
Russian Annette Chabot and Anita
Tenori-Messrs. Manuel salasar. premier
tenor OF Spain, now upon his first Ameri-
can tour; Giuseppe Agosdni, the tavorise
aramaue nruSt OF .ssI SesS soryoer altar Of
the National Opera, Montreal; Luciano
Rossini Of the Carlo Feliee, Florence.
Baritoni-Nessrs. Angelo Antole. world
andre andre Modesti. the rich. fuii-yolced sing
ing actor and former star of the Leon
cavallo Opera company. Luigi Dellemolle,
RassiNMessrs' Pietro DiBiasi. former
star of the SAN Carlo, Naples, and BOSTON
Opera company; Natalie Cervi. celebrated
basso buffa, heard here upon former
occasion with the organization.
Prima observation-disclosures Marguerite
Musical Director-Chev. Giuseppe An
gelini.
Added to this list OF artists are many
splendid singers in the choral section OF
the company. The orchestral section,
embracing some thirty players, has among
its members soloists of distinction. The
operas are: Thursday. January 81, Aida
Friday, 'Rigoietto;" Saturday matinee
Lucia Di IAmmermoori" evening
''CavallerIa Rusticana" and "Pasliaoct
The regular seat sale opens at the Audi
torium box office Monday, January -
D
Frances Nash. pianist, and Georgs
Hamlin. tenor, have best proof OF theiI
popularity In Omaha by the large ,ad-
vance sale that is reported for their con
cert to be given at the Boyd theater OF
next Sunday, January 30, at o'clock.
long list of advance orders and the salt
of nearly all of the boxes IL confronting
the ticket man before the regular sail
opens at the Boyd on Monday morning
Mr. Hamlin will have the assistance o
Mr.. Sidney Arno Dietch as accompanied
Miss Nash left early in the week for con
cert engagements in the north and todal
she will be soloist with the Minneapoh
orchestra in its home city. Those wit
have been privileged II hear Miss Nasl
play this season say she has risen hea'
and shoulders above the high standar'
she was able 20 set for herself last win
ter.
i Miss Nash aad Mr.. Hamlin have ar
ranged this program OF numbers, Il