Zandt

van (fain-tsint), Marie, New York, Oct. 8, 1861—Cannes, Dec. 31, r919; (daughter of (2) Jeanie van L., singer formerly in Royal and Carl Rosa Companies); pupil of Lamperti, Milan; début, Turin, 1879; sang in London, then from 1880 at Op.Com., Paris, with great succ.; 1884, temporary lo of voice due to prostration brought on her such violent criticism that she took a leave of absence and sang with succ. at St. Petersburg, etc.; on her return, 1885, she met the same opposition and sang thereafter in England, etc.; compa a-f’’’. (tsd-nél’-li), Amilcare, b. Monticelli d’Ongina, Sept. 26, 1873; pupil of Parma Cons. and from 1903 director, after years as operatic cond. in South America, etc.; c. a symph. fantasie and fugue for piano and orch., operas, etc. Zanettini. Vide GIANETTINI.