Genast

(gé-nist’), Ed., Weimar, 1797 —Wiesbaden, 1866; barytone and composer. Genée (zhti-na), Franz Fried rich Richard, Danzig, Feb. 7, 1823—Baden, near Vienna, June 15, 1895; pupil of Stalleknacht, Berlin; theatre conductor various cities; a student, then conductor and operatic composer; 1868-78 at Th. an der Wien, Vienna; wrote libretti for many of his own works and for Strau and others; c. light operas with succ., incl. ‘‘Der Geiger aus Tirol,” ‘‘ Nanon,’’ etc. (ja-né-ri’-lé), Pietro (rightly. Mercandet’ti), Ma era no, Piedmont, 1783—Novara, 1832; conductor and dram. composer. ' Genet (zhii-na), Eleazar (called il Carpentras’so, or Carpentras (k4r-pintras) ), Carpentras Vaucluse, ca. 1470 —Avignon, June 14, 1548; singer, then cond., then bishop; his admired ma es, etc., were the first printed in round notes without ligature.