Hildur Levida Lindgren: soprano

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Hildur Levida Lindgren
Soprano


Appreciations

MISS LINDGREN is a gifted soprano, well known to local music devotees whose delight is to hear her voice of ample power and range, and through the excellent interpretation and natural unassuming manner has won the praise of all who heard her last evening.  There is no straining for effect, but plenty of beautiful tone with genuine feeling back of it.  She sings with spontaneity and native grace.—
Bellingham Herald.


Miss Lindgren has a pleasing soprano voice of good quality and range.—
Seattle Sun.


The main role of Santuzza was taken by Hildur Lindgren, a dramatic soprano of marked ability whose acting was noteworthy for its emotional power and poise.—
The Times, Vancouver, B. C.


She has a voice of power, command, and a wide range in phrases of expression.  Her platform presence displayed admirable confidence.  Her musical effort to please was evident, and her success was commensurate.—
Tribune, Everett,


Miss Lindgren was in a splendid voice and her wonderful singing demonstrated, as never before, her musical talent and the genuine de-development which is following her splendid study and conscientious work.  Miss Lindgren has a voice of unusual quality, full, clear, resonant, particularly in upper register.  She sings with ease and grace.—
Telegraph Press, Kalamazoo, Michigan.

Miss Lindgren was very happy in songs calling for the full voice, where her dramatic effect was telling.—Glenn A. Amond, Kalamazoo Gazette.

In the folk song Miss Lindgren has an enviable reputation.  Her rendering of Scandinavian Folk Songs is something to be remembered.—Adam Jardine, Organist and Choir Master, St. Mark's Church, and Director of Apollo Club of Seattle.


Both in solo and concert songs Miss Lindgren's work has been of the highest character and her personality has made her singing the more effective.—Herbert H. Gowen, D. D.

She has a winning personality, has fine stage presence and sings artistically and soulfully.—Alexander Myers, Pres., Amphion Society, Seattle, Wash.


Miss Hildur Lindgren, soprano, sang the difficult Tschaikowsky aria Adieu Forets, from Jeanne d'Arc.  Her Scandinavian songs were charming, sung with much spirit and feeling, the little lullaby being especially sweet.  Miss Lindgren has a voice of unusual deep quality in the middle register and is a musician in everything she does.—
Spokesman-Review, Spokane, Washington.

Have known Miss Lindgren for several years and noted with pleasure her rise into a place of prominence in the musical world.  She has a beautifully trained voice of rare quality and exceptional compass.  She also has the musical temperament.  Her work is always of the highest order and her audiences are never disappointed.—Rev. J. E. Smith, Pastor First Baptist Church, Spokane, Wash.


She combines strength, sweetness and flexibility of voice, and has a large range.—
Rockford, Illinois.

Miss Lindgren was soprano soloist and leader of the choir of St. Marks Parish, Seattle, for a period of four years.  During that time she gave great satisfaction to the parishioners of the largest Episcopal Church on the Pacific Coast.  Her congenial personality helped to build up the church organization as a whole, and thus she fulfilled a double function.—E. V. Shaylor, Bishop of Nebraska.


Miss Lindgren's voice was very unusual.  Although a soprano according to the announcement, it had more the quality of a contralto, and was best within the range usually used by the lower voice.  It seemed inclined to reflect in some instances the mood of the song, had sufficient volume and other good characteristics.—
Kansas City Star.



Miss Hildur Levida Lindgren has a dramatic soprano of large range and sings with good routine and fine appreciation.—
Lindsborg News Record.


Miss Lindgren's voice has unusual quality and power and a wide tonal range was evident in several of the selections offered.  Her rendering of Scandinavian folk songs was especially pleasing to those present.  In many of her numbers Miss Lindgren had an opportunity to bring her dramatic ability, which has been praised by critics throughout the country, into play.—
Tribune, Great Falls, Mont.


Hildur Levida Lindgren delighted an audience that filled the First Baptist church overflowing with her program of selections in German, French, English, Swedish and Norwegian.  For an hour and a half she kept her hearers enthralled with the richness of her voice, and she was forced to respond to their applause with encore after encore.—
Standard, Anaconda, Montana.


Miss Lindgren is a gifted soprano with ample power and range and through the excellent interpretation and natural, unassuming manner won the audience completely.  Her voice is unusually pleasing, of good quality and range.  She sings with the ease and grace only acquired by a seasoned artist.—
Ketchican Chronicle, Alaska.


Miss Hildur L. Lindgren, advertised as The Swedish Nightingale, made her initial appearance last night and proved a perfect delight to local music devotees and all others.  She was given a real ovation at the end of her selections and those in the audience were outspoken in praise.—
Alaska Empire, Juneau, Alaska.

For terms and dates address HILDUR L. LINDGREN 1254 GRANT STREET BELLINGHAM, WASHINGTON

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