40712: | Bride, Worcester Festival, 1881 ; Jason, Bris- |
40713: | tol, 1882 ; The Rose of Sharon, Norwich, |
40714: | |
40715: | 1884 ; The Story of Sayid, Leeds, 1886 ; |
40716: | Jubilee Ode, Crystal Palace, June 22, 1887 ; |
40717: | The New Covenant, Glasgow, 1888; The |
40718: | Dream of Jubal, composed for Jubilee of |
40719: | Liverpool Philharmonic Society, performed, |
40720: | February 5, 1889 ; The Cottar's Saturday |
40721: | Night, iEdinburgh, December, 1892; Veni, |
40722: | Creator Spiritus, Birmingham Festival, 1891 ; |
40723: | Bethlehem, composed, 1892, produced. Royal |
40724: | Albert Hall, April 12, 1894. Operas: Col- |
40725: | omba, jpi'oduced, Drury Lane (Carl Rosa). |
40726: | April 9, 1883 ; The Troubadour, Drury Lane, |
40727: | June 8, 1886 ; His ]\Iajesty, comic opera, June 8, 1886 ; His Majesty, comic opera, |
40728: | Savoy, February 20, 1897. Incidental music |
40729: | to Ravenswood, Lyceum, 1890 ; Marmion, |
40730: | 1891 ; Choral odes for female voices for The |
40731: | Bride of Love (Buchanan), Adelphi, 1890. |
40732: | Orchestral : Scherzo, Glasgow, 1878 ; Scottish |
40733: | Rhapsodies, No. 1, op. 21 ; No. 2, op. 24 |
40734: | (Burns) ; La Belle Dame sans Merci, Phil- |
40735: | harmonic Society, 1883. Overtures : Cer- |
40736: | vantes ; To a Comedy ; Tempo di Ballo ; |
40737: | Twelfth Night, composed in Italy, 1887-88, |
40738: | produced, Richter concerts, June 4, 1888 ; |
40739: | Britannia, Queen's Hall, May 17, 1894. Con- |
40740: | certo, op. 32, Birmingham Festival (Sarasate), |
40741: | |
40742: | 1885 ; Pibroch, Leeds (Sarasate), 1886, both |
40743: | for violin and orchestra. Scottish Concerto, |
40744: | pf. and orchestra. Quartet in E flat, op. 11, |
40745: | pf. and strings; Six pieces for violin, op. 37 ; |
40746: | Highland ballad, violin, op. 47; Larghetto |
40747: | and allegro, pf. and 'cello, op. 10 ; From the |
40748: | North, 9 violin pieces. Rustic scenes, op. 9 ; |
40749: | Five pieces, op. 13 ; Six pieces, op. 20, and |
40750: | other comjjositions for pf. Three short pieces, |
40751: | organ. Seven anthems. Song of Love and |
40752: | Death (Tennyson), op. 7 ; Two songs, op. 12 ; |
40753: | Three songs (Christina Rossetti), op. 17; |
40754: | Eighteen songs, op. 31 ; Spring songs (7) ; |
40755: | Three Shakespeare sonnets, etc. The Empire |
40756: | Flag, solo and chorus ; part-songs, various. |
40757: | Vocal Melodies of Scotland, arranged for pf. |
40758: | |
40759: | Mackenzie, Marian 264-R-45 Mackenzie, Marian, contralto vocalist, |
40760: | born at Plymouth. Studied there under |
40761: | Samuel Weekes, and later at R. A.M. under A. |
40762: | Randegger. Westmoreland, and Parepa-Rosa |
40763: | Scholar; A.R.A.M.; Associate of the Philhar- |
40764: | monic Society. She made her debut at the |
40765: | London Ballad Concerts; sang at the Crystal |
40766: | Palace; Monday and Saturday Popular Con- |
40767: | certs ; and in the provinces. Her first Festival |
40768: | engagement was at Norwich, in 1890; then |
40769: | followed appearances at Leeds, 1892 ; Birming- |
40770: | ham, 1894, etc. She also sang at the Handel |
40771: | Festivals, 1891-94. For a short time she sang |
40772: | in comic opera, making her first ajipearance |
40773: | on the stage at the Grand Theatre, Birming- |
40774: | ham, Oct. 10, 1887. In 1885, she was married |
40775: | to Mr. Richard Smith Williams, a brother of |
40776: | Miss Anna Williams, the soprano vocalist. In |
40777: | 1896 she made a successful tour in Australia, |