Memoirs of An American Prima Donna
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When I returned to New York after a sojourn on the other side, she came to see me one day, and said : "Lotiise, you 've been away so much you don't know what our amateurs are doing. I want you to come to my house to-night and hear them sing. " Like all professionals, I was a bit inclined to turn tip my nose at the very word "amateur, " but of course I went to Mrs. Barlow's that evening, and I have rarely spent a more enjoyable three hours. Elsie Barlow sang delightfully. She had a limited voice..., but an tmusual musical intelligence; I have seldom heard a public singer give a piece of music a more delicate and dis- criminating interpretation. Then Miss May Callender sang " Nobile Signor " from the Huguenots, and aston- ished me with her artistic rendering of that aria. Miss Callender could have easily been an opera singer, and a distinguished one, if she had so chosen. Eugene Oudin, a Southern baritone, also sang with charming effect.
Minnie Parker, an eminent connoisseur in music, had her turn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When I returned to New York after a sojourn on the other side, she came to see me one day, and said : "Lotiise, you 've been away so much you don't know what our amateurs are doing. I want you to come to my house to-night and hear them sing. " Like all professionals, I was a bit inclined to turn tip my nose at the very word "amateur, " but of course I went to Mrs. Barlow's that evening, and I have rarely spent a more enjoyable three hours. Elsie Barlow sang delightfully. She had a limited voice..., but an tmusual musical intelligence; I have seldom heard a public singer give a piece of music a more delicate and dis- criminating interpretation. Then Miss May Callender sang " Nobile Signor " from the Huguenots, and aston- ished me with her artistic rendering of that aria. Miss Callender could have easily been an opera singer, and a distinguished one, if she had so chosen. Eugene Oudin, a Southern baritone, also sang with charming effect.
Minnie Parker, an eminent connoisseur in music, had her turn.
What to read after Memoirs of An American Prima Donna?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clara Louise Kellogg to read onlineMoreLess
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