CELLINI, ZACHAREWITSCH, AND CIMARA.
Lenghi-Cellini,' the great Italian tenor, with, Zacharewitsch,' the famous Polish violinist, and ■Conte'Pietro Cimara, pianistj will be here' next.'week:. .The two former artists, who record wonderfully well, .are already known to those lovers of .good mtisic wKo_ have gramophones, Lenghi-Cellini, in big arias, and in such: ballads as "Macushla," which he'sings without trace of accent, and by the mag.niScent:. tone of" Za'charewitsbh's :'vionn." Maestro 'Cpnte Pietro''Cimara, is a! fitting companion for these two great art-! tists. ■■'■■■/■,..." •'..- ■ ■■■■■'■'.'■
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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 107, 7 May 1924, Page 4
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