Randolph

Harold, Richmond, Va., Oct. 31, 1861—Northeast Harbor, Me., 6, 1927; of Mrs. and Carl Faelten. at Peabody Cons., Baltimore; from 1898 its director; pianist, played with Boston Symph., etc. (ring’-strém), Rangstrém Ture, b. Stockholm, Nov. 30, 1884; composer and conductor; studied singing with Julius Hey in Berlin, 1905-07; also for a short time comp. with Johan Lindegren in his native city and with Pfitzner in Berlin; active as music critic of the Stock holms Dagblad and as singing teacher for a time; 1922— 25, cond. Go then burg Musikverein symph. concerts; 1919, mem. of R. Acad. of Music, Stockholm; c, (operas) “Die Kronbraut” (Stuttgart, 1919), “‘Middelalderig” (Stockholm, 1918); also 3 symphonies, chamber music, choral works, more than 100 songs, etc. Raoul de Coucy. Vide coucy. Erno, (ra’-pa), b. Budapest, June 4, 1891; conductor; grad. with honours from Cons. in native city; eatly appeared as pianist; came to S. as dir. of Hungarian Op. Co., 1913; cond. of leading N. Y. film theatres, incl. the Rialto; later musical dir. of Capitol and Roxy Theatres; for a time of the Capitol in Berlin, where he made guest appearance with Philh., also of orchs, in Vienna and Budapest; later a oc. with Warner Bros. and First Nat’l. Studios, Hollywood, and more recently mus. dir. of Nat’l. Broadcasting Co. and cond. of notable serieg of concerts by Gen’l. Motors Symph. Orch. and outdoor stadium series in Newark, N. J., 1935-6.