Paray

(pir-a’-€), Paul, b. Tréport, France, May 24, 1886; conductor; pupil of Paris Cons., Prix de Rome winner; after 1921 cond. Lamoureux Concerts, Paris, succeeding lard in 1923 as leader of this orch.; also a pianist and composer. (pi-rin), Hortense, London, March 22, 1837— Paris, Jan. 12, 1929; pianist; pupil of Mme. Farrenc, Cons.; “Ecole prépara to ire profe or at,” Paris; wrote a pf.method, etc. (2) Armand, Liége, Feb. 5, 1863—Paris, Jan. 19, 1934; noted violinist. (p4-ra’-pi-ro’-zi) (née Parepa de Boyescu), Euphrosyne, Edinburgh, May 7, 1836—London, Jan. 21, 1874; daughter and pupil of Elizabeth Seguin, a singer; eminent soprano in opera and oratorio; her strong and sympathetic voice had a compa of 2% octaves reaching to d’”’ (vy. prtcH, D.D.); début at 16, Malta; 1865 m. Carl Rosa; toured Europe and America. Par’ish-Al’vars, Elias, Teignmouth, Engl., Feb. 28, 1808—Vienna, Jan. 25, 1849; of Jewish descent; noted harp-virtuoso and composer.