ANTONIO NOTARIELLO

Evening Star, Issue 17691, 18 June 1921, Page 8

ANTONIO NOTARIELLO

CMLEBRATKI) 0! i-IRATIG TENOR. Messrs ,1. and N. Tail, the well-known concert enUepreneins, U, whom New Zi a'amlcm arc indebted for many of the star coiii-m attract inis of the past fifteen years, have arranged for a- tour of Australasia by Signor Noiarielio, a- well-known Italian operatic tenor. Signor Not-a-riello comes to New Zealand at the very zenith of his puweis. Until about three months ago he was singing tho principal tenor roles at the Theatre Const-anxa, Rome, where he was claimed by tho leading critics to be one of the finest singers of (ha day. This brilliant young artist, who is only twenty-sis years of age, has had a meteoric career. Ho holds tho qualified artist’s diploma and the teacher's diploma of the Royal Conserraiorinm of Music, Naples, and was the winner, in a field of thirty-eight competitors, of tho institution’.l! well-known 5.000 francs prize. For H -- A-wy Zealand tour Messrs Tait have

d throe exceptionally fine assisting aiti-ts. Mr Gordon Short, solo pianist-

.■m r 1 accompanist, recently an Wed in Wellington after eight, years’ study abroad. He is a. brilliant exponent ot the relaxation methods of Teresa Carre no, with whom ho studied several years. Miss Bay Fox. an Australian’ violinist, has created something of a sensation in New Zealand. A lending Wellington newspaper described her as “the most promising Australian violinist who has appeared in Wellington.” Miss Elsie Kell'is the soprano. She has a line flexible voice and keen dramatic instinct. The Dunedin concerts will take place in tho Burns Hall next Tuesday, Thursday, and .Saturday evenings. Tho plans aro now on view at ’I ho _ Bristol. The management announces booking concessions to .students for tho first concert.