Word: tenoritis
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...same afternoon in Symphony Hall Roland Hayes, the negro tenor, in his final concert of the season. Mr. Hayes had to be recognized in Europe as an artistic singer before his countrymen appreciated his work...
Modern music intermixed with classical will comprise the program of the Pierian Sodality's annual Boston concert, which will be given tomorrow at 3.30 o'clock in the Copley Theatre. Walter Piston '24 will conduct, and Joseph Lautner '21, tenor, will be the soloist...
...impossibility of literally translating a Slavic language, the translations varied in wording. Their substance was unmistakably identical and vindicated the State Department of the charge of deliberate falsification or forgery. The continued repetition of such phrases as these referring to the Soviet Republic and the Third Internationale indicate the tenor of the questioned editorial: "Organic connection," "organic and spiritual bond," "closest tie," "spiritually and materially bound," "will give each other the maximum help," "mutual solidarity," "intellectual, moral and material...
John McCormack went upon the stage of the Manhattan Opera House and unleashed his great tenor in The Snowy Breasted Pearl from Traviata. Four thousand people in the house quivered with ecstasy. Four thousand people in the street sighed with disappointment because they could not gain entrance. It was a sentimental occasion, for it was McCormack's first appearance on that stage since 1911, and the appearance more than twelve years earlier had been his first appearance in Manhattan. He had played Alfredo in Traviata with Tetrazzini and Sammarco, and his initial song had been The Snowy Breasted Pearl...
...audience of enthusiasts sat the tenor's wife accompanied by Captain Ernest A. Ingram and his bride (Mrs. Enrico Caruso) ; gracing the surrounding scene were the familiar faces of Mischa Elman, Alma Gluck, Florence Henkle, Ethel Barrymore, Jeanne Eagels, George Creel...