fillunger造句

• Marie Fillunger and Eugenie would be reunited in 1919 in Matten near Interlaken in Switzerland.
• The University blamed Fillunger, who then committed suicide by opening the gas jets in the bathroom with his wife.
• In England, Fillunger established herself as a highly regarded singer of lieder, particularly in the repertoire of Schubert and Brahms.
• In Vienna, he returned to a nasty professional and political controversy ( including an acrimonious dispute with Paul Fillunger ), which he overcame only with some difficulty.
• In July 1894 he gave two London solo evenings with Emily Shinner and Marie Fillunger at the Queen's Hall in recital of works by Brahms and Schumann.
• Fillunger's theories put him in heated conflict with Karl von Terzaghi, who is often referred to as " father of soil mechanics ", whom Fillunger was accused of slandering.
• Fillunger's theories put him in heated conflict with Karl von Terzaghi, who is often referred to as " father of soil mechanics ", whom Fillunger was accused of slandering.
• One Year prior, a Foxton Ferguson concert in Steinway Hall featured a different quartet composed of Miss Fillunger, Miss Florence Shaw, Mr Walter Ford and Foxton Ferguson with Ernest Walker as accompanist.
• On 20 September he performed a piano quartet of Brahms, and in November 1890 he performed both the quartet, and the " Die Junge Nonne " and " Nacht und Traume " with Fillunger, at Windsor for a royal concert.
• By December 1900, Florence Christie had become the mezzo-soprano of the quartet, which the public regarded as Miss Fillunger's quartet and, in 1903, a fatal chamber concert at Bechstein Hall sealed any hopes of the Wagnerian Cicely Gleeson-White taking over the soprano role.
• On 3 June 1901, the " TWestern Daily Press " reported that a vocal quartet had been formed in London by Foxton Ferguson with a two-fold purpose; firstly, to have a well-practiced solo quartet ready for performances of the Ernest Walker's Balliol Sunday concert series, were the well-known Austrian soprano Miss Marie Fillunger, Miss Evelyn Downes, mezzo-soprano, Mr Seth Hughes, tenor, and Foxton Ferguson.