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Music Lover's Encyclopedia · 1939 · p. 12
(lash’-16), Alexander, b. Budapest, Nov. 22, 1895; composer; Cons. there; won first pf.-prize, 1844; harm. prize, 1847; 2nd prize in comp. and 1851 Prix de Rome; travelled in Germany and Italy and made a long stay in Rome; 1858, ct.studied at Acad., in native city; mus.-dir. at Weimar; Liszt procured best known as inventor of a system the prod. of his opera ‘“Landgraf of music synchronized with color. Ludwig’s Brautfahrt’” (Weimar, (14-til’-l4), Gaetano, Bari, 1857); 1861-95, Liszt’s succe or as Naples, 1711—Naples, 1791; conct.-cond. at Weimar;.then pensioned; duct or, teacher and composer. (Weimar, © c. operas “Frauenlob” La Tombelle. Vide TOMBELLE. 1860); “Le Captif” (Bru els, 1865;
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