A Biographical Dictionary of Fiddlers di A. Mason Clarke
Biographical Dictionary of Fiddlers. 1.09
this year she married Ludwig Norman a Swedish musician of repute, (henceforth known as Madame Norman Neruda), and for some time she settled down in Stockholm, the gifted violinist becoming professor of her instrument at the Royal Academy. In 1869 our artist again visited London, and once more appeared at the Philharmonic concert (May 17th), with such success, that the celebrated Vieux-temps persuaded her to remain in this county till the winter. She was then engaged for the Monday Popular Concerts both as soloist and quartet player, and speedily came tothe front as an executant of high order on all points. On the death of her husband, Ludwig Norman, our artist married the pianoforte virtuoso and conductor, Sir Charles Halle, which marriage and artistic association has proved of great benefit to the lovers of high class chamber music. During the years 1890-1891, Sir Charles and Lady Hall6 undertook an artistic tour in Australia, and were received with unbounded applause. Their joint and separate appearances in London and elsewhere are now hailed with great pleasure.
Neubauer, Franz Christian, born at Horzin, Bohemia, in 1760, died at Biicke-burg, October nth, 1795. Fiddler and composer, pupil of a village school teacher, went early to Prague and
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Dictionary Fiddlers Ludwig Norman Swedish Madame Norman Neruda Stockholm Royal Academy London Philharmonic May Vieux-temps Monday Popular Concerts Ludwig Norman Sir Charles Halle Sir Charles Lady Hall Australia London Franz Christian Horzin Bohemia Biicke-burg October Prague Ludwig Norman During Fiddler
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