Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-19
ANNAPOLIS SINGER
FAMED IN ENGLAND
Mrs. Ghaney's consralto Voice
Well Known In Country Where
She Received Early Training

Ssic ReCeiNSu Gdl ~ framing
Prevailed on by numerous requests
by admirers of her voice. Mrs. K. q
Cheney HIS decided 10 open resi-
,ience sfudio for voice culture al her
home. NJ 1870 Wess sfreet, and ex-
poets is aecep, W!tnin few DAYS a
lis; 81 students for vocal trsining
Mrs. CLANCY. whose splendid con
tralto voice has been but lille heard
Il Annapolis mil the i3s; few Week (,
when She has sung II few musi~
Gales. has charmed everybady who
ls,s heard her. ANA has IN every
ma sicsi ei tertaraatnt, heen enc OF
Tie gree, attr9etions
Last Moada% evening Mrs CLANCY
sang al musicale given at the FIRST
alethoaid Church. and following this
the requests wh:eh hid already ae.ls
made 10 her HI intervals began 10
grow more frequent. until within tae
past few days she has received liter
alll- dozens Of requests 70 impari her
knowledge of voice to some Of tlloss
Annapolitaas who desire to become
tudents nnder her
Coming as a delightful surprise To
most OF the residents OF Annapolis,
Mrs. chaney's voice has aroused inter-
est. and il is enlightening 10 know
that she h;ss been singing professions
ally since several years before her
marriage.
Mrs Chaney first made q name ~
herself il England. when she vas Mr :
Halliday -Haight she had the mivai.t
ages OF the best le.chers in Europe
and America, among them being Al
heIto Randegger. OF England; Nina
Marches, of Paris; George Sweet AMI
oscar Sanger OF New York. Pres,
notices from England before she Came
te America on professional engage
lnents give an idea Of the high esteem
in which Mrs. Halliday Ha;sh;'s
talent is held
ulBIHsaalS 3s9 SrNSPuVNH
/ The Holloway Journal. Of London
England. said on her coming 10 An
erica. "A farewell concert vas giyel
evening by Mrs Halliday
Haight. Mrs Haight captiyated her
audience by her rendering OF songs
and ballads. This Young lady has a
wonderfully sympathetic voice, and
wherever she appears in concert she
takes the audience By storm
The New York Journal after Eer ap-
rearanec in the United States said OF
one 81 her concerts
Mrs. Halliday lIaight sang On
ioYe. thy help and won her way into
Tie affections of the audience ss her
clever rendition of the piece. Her
voice has wide range and remark
able strength The solo aroused great
enthusiasm. III this selection her
execution was faultless The audi
I nee appl,udel cnthusiasticall,,.
On the West Coast. too, Mrs. Chaney
has sung 4 great deal and is well
known IN the larger cities Of Wash
ington. Oregon and California as q
The Post Inteiligeneer, Of
Seattle. said q her voice:
II possesses a dra,attie force and
tervor. and MIS- Haignt displass q
fine temperament and vocal gift in
full measure
With this high praise Of her voice
from other quarters Il seems almost
surprising that Annapolis has not
known more Of AIRS Ghaney's singing
Since coming here. however she has
confined her appearances al Chart
able performances Of rarious sorts. III
which she felt that she might render
material benefit Through this feet
ing she has been OF inestilnabie value
on Sc teral occasions.
As for her teaching. statement
from Reverend Horace \. AldTich o.
Salem. Oregon, in direct commenda-
ton Of this quality IS sufficient
"In a recent production OF In Per
sian Garden her pupils gave universal
satisfaction in the splendid manner ie
which they interpreted their respec-
tive parts. proving eonclnsively that
their training had Teen of a high or
der. This letter is written thai ] mas
testify to my personal knowledge O
the ability OF Mrs Haighf. who hss
spent fhc past winter in our city ans
who very early proved herself to De :
remarkable singer and Instructor II
voice culture.
The loss which Salem encountered
1.hen Mrs. chaney left tha, city an
pears to be the gain + Annapolis, en-
her many admirers are awaiting Will
interest the opening Of her studio