Sahla

(za’-la), Richard, Graz, Sept. 17, 1855—Stadthagen, April 30, 1931; violinist; pupil of David, Leipzig Cons.; début, Gewandhaus, 1873; 1888, ct.-cond. Biickeburg; founded an oratorio-soc. there; c. a Roum an i an Rhapsody, etc. (sdin-ti-min), Marseilles, 1749—Paris, L. Jos., 1820; conductor at Bru els and dram. composer. Saint-Georges (sin-zhérzh), (1); Chey. de, Guadeloupe, 1745—Paris, 1799 (or 1801); mulatto violinist and composer. (2) Jules H. Vernoy, Marquis de, Paris, 1801—1875; librettist of many works, especially in collaboration with Halévy. Saint-Huberty (s -tii-bér-té), Antoinette Cécile Clavel (called St.Huberty, rightly Clavel), Toul, ca. 1756—London, 1812, noted soprano, Gr. Opéra, Paris, 1777-89; 1790, m. the Count d’Entraigues; they were a a inated at their country seat, near London, 1812 (probably from political motives). Saint-Lambert (sin-lin-bir), Michel, de, Paris i an harpsichord-teacher; wrote methods (1680-1 700). (san-lii-bin), Léon de, Turin, 1805—Berlin, 1850; violinist and dram. composer.