Liebling
Dictionary of Musicians · 1910 · p. 160
(l§b-ling), Geoig, pst. b. Ber- lin, Jan. 22, 1865. Studied with Kullak, Urban, and Dorn; taught at 160 LIND Kullak's Acad. 1880-85; after tour of Germany, with Liszt at Weimar for 2 vears; d£but m Berlin 18S4, since then virtuoso; compr of orch. overture, concerto, pf. mus., etc. Lind, Jenny, soprano, b Stockholm, Oct. 6, 1820; d Wynd’s Point, Malvern, Eng., Nov. 2, 18S7. Studied under Berg and Lindblad at Court Th school; ddbut 1838; after further le ons from Manuel Garcia m Paris, sang at Op6ra 1842, but was not engaged; d6but Berlin 1844 followed oy triumphal tour through Germany, London d5but 1847; became concert «*in£rer 1840; toured U. S. IS married O. Goldschmidt; after living quietly in Dresden, went to London 1856; last public perf. 1870; known as “ Swedish Nightingale ”; by sensational advertising treating of her many private virtues, her succe in Eng. and U. S. was unreasonably inflated; voice is described by discriminating critics as bright, sure, and of a certain “ thrilling ” quality.
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