Word: concerting
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Indeed, it is of the utmost importance in our own interests that, so far from taking any steps that might discourage foreign countries, we should make every effort at Ottawa to put heart into the world and to concert measures in which other countries may later co-operate...
Married. Marion Nevada Talley, 25, Missouri soprano who retired after one season (1926) with the Metropolitan Opera and three on the concert stage; and Michael Raucheisen, 43, German pianist; in White Plains...
...Tito 'Schipa, Baritone Richard Bonelli (TIME, May 30). Lately the Metropolitan engaged also German Soprano Lotte Lehmann and stately Contralto Maria Olszewska. The Philadelphia Opera will probably get Tenor Paul Althouse for at least part of its season, and Baritone John Charles Thomas who will also sing in concert and radio...
...will be relayed to the courtyards. The tables will be placed in the middle of the courtyards, and will be decorated with flowers. Food will be served from long tables placed around the side of the courtyards. The supper and dancing in the Houses will be followed by a concert by the University Instrumental Clubs and the University Glee Club at 8.15 o'clock, which will be given on a large stage to be erected in front of the old Freshman Gymnasium...
...State-wide campaign for 30,000 sponsors progressed last week, a definite season was forecast with Composer Stringfield the choice for conductor. At the trial concert three weeks ago Mr. Stringfield's performance gave great impetus to the State-symphony idea. His music was spirited, well-knit in spite of limited rehearsal. His debonair manner is as impressive as any imported foreigner's. Otto Hermann Kahn telegraphed congratulations. North Carolinians are particularly proud of Mr. Stringfield's musical allegiance to his home soil. He has studied and conducted in the North but his composition which...