Sári
Ada, Cracow
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She sang as guest in Milan (Scala) under Toscanini in London, Vienna,
Paris, Stockholm, Zürich, Warsaw, Budapest, Prague, Athens and
Constantinople. Her main parts are in the operas: Barber of Seville,
Rigoletto and Traviata.
Artur
Bodanzky, New York
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Since 1915 he has been with the Metropolitan Opera Association in New
York and he has revised editions of "Fidelio", "Freischütz",
"Oberon", "Don Giovanni", "Boccaccio", "Donna Juanita", etc.
Dimitric
Cuclin, Bucharest
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gave in 1922 a religious choral concert in which 13 of the most
prominent "stars" of the Rumanian Opera formed an exclusive choral
ensemble "only to give themselves an opportunity of enjoying music at
last".
Ignacy
Dygas, Warsaw ->
sings in South America during the season. He started his career as a
dramatical tenor in Italy, Spain and South America and he was the
first tenor of the Imperial Russian Opera before 1918.
Paraschevas
Economou, Athens
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has been director of the Operetta Troup since 1927 and has played
(under his proper name) with his troup in Egypt, Turkey, Abissynia
and Cartoum. He has arranged the operettas of Lehár,
Kálmán, Strauß, Benatzky for Greek
adaptation.
Helmi
Einer, Tallinn
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She was living in Russia up to 1912 and began singing lessons while
she was in school. Later in Petersburg, she participated to the
Estonian Society circles in Petersburg and also to the performances
and concerts of the Estonian and Russian Theaters. In 1912 she was
invited to Estonia with the operetta troup of the theater "Estonia"
first as a soubrette, than as primadonna. In 1918 there was founded,
assisted by her influence, an opera-troup attached to the theater
where she was the first singer (primadonna). She was also singing in
symphonic concerts and gave her own concerts in Estonia as well as in
foreign countries. In 1932 she was nominated teacher of the Estonian
State Music High school. 
Anne
(Anne Roselle) Gyenge von Miklosvár, New York City
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She had her first stage engagement in Budapest and made her Debut as
an opera singer in 1921 with the Metropolitan Opera in New York. She
has sung in the U.S.A. in almost every city and she debuted in
Stanislaw
Niewiadomski, Warsaw
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is the Conductor of the Choir of the Polish War Refugees in Vienna.
He himself appreciates as his highest distinction the appreciation
and praise of Mr. Paderewski at the occasion of his jubilee in 1927,
where he praised him as a master of songs, as the most conscientious
critic and also for the high moral standing of his life.
Münir
Nurettin, Istanboul
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Sings for films and for gramophone records (His Masters Voice). He
gives 5 concerts each year, sings for the radio and gives singing
lessons. He sings only Turkish music.
Vilis
Pludons, Riga
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is the author of the 2nd National Hymn: "This Country is ours". The
whole Latvian people sings his poem "Requiem" and his patriotic songs
united the Latvians in their politically fatal moments.
Catherine
Reiner, New York City
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introduced Alban Berg's "Wozzeck" in concert form with the
Philadelphia Orchestra under the direction of Leopold Stokowski in
1930.
