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Music Lover's Encyclopedia · 1939 · p. 18
Walter Henry, London, Sept. 22, 1872—Los Angeles, March II, 1927; conducted the first English performance of “ Parsifal” in America; pupil Vienna Royal Acad.; cond. in various cities, and at Amsterdam Royal Opera; 1903, America to conduct English productions of “ Parsifal,” and “Madame Butterfly”; 1908r5;. cond. “St-— Paul sMinn- Orch:; 1916, at N. ¥. Stadium concerts; 1917-18, guest cond., Cincinnati and Detroit; after 1919 until his death, of the Los Angeles Philh. Orch. (rd-td’-lé), Aug us to, Rome, Jan. 17, 1847—Boston, Nov. 26, 1904; pupil of Lucchesi; founded and cond. “Societa corale de’ concerti sagri,”’ 1876, singing-master to Prince Marg her it a; 1878, maestro, Capella reale del Sudario; 1885, invited to Boston, Ma ., as teacher in the N. E. Cons.; Chev. of the Ital. Crown, etc. C. ma for the funeral of Victor Emmanuel, 1878; ‘‘Salmo elegiaco,” with orch. (1878), etc. _ Rot’tenberg (-bérkh), Dr. Ludwig, Czernowicz, Oct. 11, 1864—Frankfort-on-Main, May 6, 1932; studied vin. and piano with Fuchs, and theory with Mandyczewski; début as pianist; 1888, director; 1891, cond. at Briinn, then 1st opera cond. at Frankfort; in 1912-13, cond. of Wagner at Covent Garden; c. opera, vin. sonata, songs.
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