Caron

(ka-rén), (1) Philippe, 15th cent., Cardon (kar-dén), (1) Louis, Paris, cptist. (of Netherlands?). (2) Rose 1747—Ru ia, 1805; harpist. (2) P., Lucile (née Meuniez), Monerville, b. Paris, 1751; ’cellist and singer. France, Nov. 17, 1857—Paris, April %Cardo’so, Manuel, Fronteira, 1569; 9, 1930; soprano; after her marriage Spanish priest and composer. entered Paris Cons., 1880, as pupil of Care san a (kir-d-si’-ni), Cristoforo, b. Tharset, later of Marie Sa e; début Tarentum, 1655; lived in Naples as Bru els, 1883; 1885-88, Opéra Paris; composer. _; 1888-90, Bru els; from 1890, Opéra Car est in i (ki-ris-té’-né), Giov. (stage Paris; also at the Op. Com., from name Cusanino), Mente Filatrano 1902 prof. at the Cons. She created (Ancona), ca. 1705—1760; male soprano (rensico). of the chief réles in modern French Opera and in French versions of Wagner. She sang ‘‘Salammbdé” at the Opéra, 1908.;