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(1) John 1857; prof., début, spring of 1936, as ‘‘Isolde,” the also a_ high three Briinnhildes; ranking concert singer. Flecha (flé’-cha), (1) Juan, music teacher; Catalonia, 1483-1553; monk and teacher; his nephew (2) Fray Matheo, 1520—Feb. 20, 1604, was an abbot and cond. to Charles A., b. Duns table, 1774, pf.- and organ-virtuoso; violinist and composer. (2) Wm. Arms, b. San Francisco, April 27, 1861; pupil of J. P. Morgan (org. and pf.), H. W. Parker, and Dvor4k, New York; also studied singing in London; from 1897, ed. and mgr. Oliver Ditson Co., Boston; composer. (3) Susanne, b. West Virginia; soprano; grad. Cincinnati Cons.; studied at Juilliard Grad. School, N. Y.; heard with Little Theatre Op. Co. in New York; sang at Berlin State Op., début as “‘Butterfly”; later at Paris Op.-Comique; début, Met. Op. Co., N: Y., T9035. Fi ot (fis-so) Alexis Henri, A i raines Vv. at. Prague; both were composers. Flégier (fla-zha), Ange, Marseilles, Feb. 25, 1846—Oct. 8, 1927; pupil of Marseilles Cons. and Paris Cons. 1870; returned to Marseilles; c. 1-act comic opera, ‘‘Fatima”’ (Mars. 1875), “O ian” and ‘‘Frangoise de Rimini,” cantata, with orch., etc. (fli’-shér), (1) Reinhold, Dabsau, Silesia, April 12, 1842— Gorlitz, Feb. 1, 1904; pupil of the (Somme), 1843—Paris, 1896; pf.and organ-virtuoso and composer.