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Musical Courier 1928-07-26: Vol 97 Iss 4, 1928
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1ERNEST KINGSWELL-SMITH,
2pianist and pedagogue of New York, who has completed his teaching activities for the season and has left with his wife and son for a two months' vacation in the Adirondacks. (Photo by Nickolas Muray.)
4CARLOS SALZEDO,
5who is now in Seal Harbor, Me., dividing his time between master classes, composing, swimming, car-racing, horse-racing, and also experimenting with the photographic art—as demonstrated in the above picture. Mr. Salzedo's new compositions include a work especially written at the request of Elizabeth S. Coolidge, for the tenth anniversary of the Pittsfield Festival. This work will have its world premiere performance at the Festival on September 21. It is a series of Five Dances for two harps, and will be played by Lucile Lazarene and Carlos Salzedo.
7RALPH LEOPOLD,
8well known pianist, who is enjoying a little rest at present in Massachusetts, following a busy season, and is preparing for another well booked one.
10CLARA JACOBO,
11as Leonora in Il Trovatore, who has been engaged for the Metropolitan Opera. Mme. Jacobo, possessing a dramatic soprano voice of beauty, has sung previously in Italy and with Gallo's company in Havana and Central America. (Photo. by Apeda.)
13MILO MILORADOVITCH,
14soprano, who has just terminated a successful season of concerts, recitals, and other public appearances under the management of Antonia Sawyer.
16ERNEST HUTCHESON
17dean of the Juilliard Graduate School, and Mrs. Hutcheson, on board the S. S. Leviathan on their return recently from Europe, where Mr. Hutcheson made a hurried concert tour. Mr. Hutcheson is now conducting a master class at Chautauqua, N. Y.
19CHARLES DE HARRACK,
20concert pianist, who has been appointed organist and choirmaster at the Temple on the Heights, Cleveland, Ohio. Mr. de Harrack pursued his piano studies with Leschetizky and organ under the direction of Julius Boehm, who at that time was organist to Emperor Franz Josef of Vienna. In addition to his piano and organ activities, Mr. de Harrack has conducted various musical organizations; he also is well known as teacher and composer.
22THE JURY WHICH AWARDED THE COLUMBIA SCHUBERT PRIZE
23of $10,000 to Kurt Atterberg, of Sweden, for a symphony. The photograph was taken at an official reception tendered the jury by the Austrian government in Vienna in June. Seated, left to right, are: Adolfo Salazar, Spain; Alexander Glazounoff, Russia; Guido Adler, Austria; Donald Francis Tovey, England; Dr. Richard Schmitz, Austrian Minister of Education (non-juror); Dr. Michael Hainisch, President of Austria (non-juror); Walter Damrosch, America (Chairman of Jury); Emil Mlynarski, Poland; unspecified lady; Franco Alfano, Italy; Max Schillings, Germany; Carl Nielson, Scandinavia.
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