Macbeth’
Music Lover's Encyclopedia · 1939 · p. 13
(1) Allan, Greenock, Scotland, March 13, 1856—Glasgow, 1910; pupil of Leipzig Cons.; organist in Glasgow; after 1890, principal sch. of mus., Glasgow Atheneum; c. an operetta, 2 cantatas, chamber mus., etc. (2) Florence, b. Mankato, Minn., 1891; coloratura soprano; studied with Yeatman Griffith; sang in England; op. début, Darmstadt, 1913; after 1914 sang with Chicago Op. Co., also Ravinia Op. and in concerts. Hamish, Greenock, countrymen; pupil of J. Buitrago, P. Desvernine Maas (mis), (1) Jos., Dartford, 1847— land, Aug. 1897); overture, “The 0’ Yarrow’’; ballade, “The Ship o’ the Ly enko, vide LISSENKO.
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