Tappert

Wilhelm, writer, b. Ober- (tam-boo-re'-ni), Antonio, Tnomaswaldau, Silesia, Feb. 19, ba . b. Faenza, Mar. 28, 1830; d. Sudende, near Berlin, Oct. d. Nice, Nov. 9, 1876. Pupil 27, 1907. Schoolmaster until 1856; father, Boni, and Asioli; d6but pupil at Kullak’s Acad, and of Dehn; 1818; sang in Italy for imm Berlin after 1866; editor Allgem. Barbaja at Naples and deutsche Musikzeitung 1876-80; there- 1824r-32; at Th. It alien, Paris, after on staff Musikalisches Wochenwith Grisi, Rubini, Laetc.; alternate seasons in (coll. c, 10 years in Ru ia; retired Wandernde VI A0 vj viu notation, etc., also published arrangements of old German songs (t -S'-yef), Sergei Ivanovitch, and pf. studies. compr b. Ru ia, Nov. 25, Pupil at Moscow Cons, of Tartim (tar-t€'-nf), Giuseppe, vlt. b. Rubin stein, Hubert, and Tchai- Pirano, Istria, Apr. 12, 1692; d. tour with Auer 1876; after Padua, Feb. 16, 1770. Studied years in Paris, prof, of harmony theology and law, with eager desire instrumentation Moscow Cons. for vln.; secret marriage led to of pf. 1880-88, of free comp. charge of abduction before which 247 TAUBERT lie fled to monastery at A isi, where for two years he studied mus. with Ceraohoreky; after appearing at Padua, so influenced by hearing Veracim at Venice that he retired again to Ancona, where further study by himself led to better knowledge of intonation and discovery of combinational tones; solo vlt. and condr. Padua 1721; chamber musician in Prague 1723-25; again in Padua, where he founded vln sch. 1728; Nardini, Labou aye among pupils; works consist of very many concertos and sonatas for vln. and other instruments; (famous Tnllo del diavolo, supposed to have been produced in rivalry with devil, one “ of posthumous works) style united finish of Corelli with greater vigor, pa ion, and daring, and he excelled in double-stopping and other effective devices.” [Pratt.]