Ken’nedy

Music Lover's Encyclopedia · 1939 · p. 11
Daisy, b. Burra-Burra near Adelaide, Australia, 1893; violinist; studied at Adelaide Cons. and with Sevcik, in Vienna Master School; toured Great Britain, Austria and U. S.; m. Benno Moiseiwitsch, pianist; divorced; (2) John Drink water, dramatist. Ken’nedy-Fra’ser, Marjory, Perth, Scotland, Oct. 1, 1857—Edinburgh, Nov. 21, 1930; composer, alto singer and: pianist; esp. known for her “Songs of the He brides.” Ker’by, Paul, b. South Africa; conductor, composer; studied at London R. Coll. of Mus. (A ociate); began baton career at Capitol The at., N. Y.; 1926, foreign adviser to Salzburg Fest.; res. in Vienna 192633, appearing as cond. with Philh. and Symph. in that city, also as guest in Budapest, Frank rort, Wiesbaden; mus. dir. in Vienna for Phon. Co.; 1933 Chicago Symph. in Viennese concert as official repr. of Austrian gov’t.; cond. at Chicago Op., 1933-34, own English translation of ‘‘Le Cog d’Or’’; 1936, cond. of part of summer season N. Y. Philh. at Lewisohn Stadium.
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