Rischbieter

(rish’-bé-tér), Wm. Albert, Brunswick, 1834—Dresden, Feb. 10, 1910; pupil of Hauptmann, theory; violinist in Leipzig and other cities; from 1862 teacher harm. and ept., Dresden Cons., pub. treatises, etc.; c. symph., overtures, etc. (riz’-li), George, Bristol, Aug. 28, 1845—April 12, 1932; organist; pupil of Corfe, his succe or at Bristol Cathedral; cond. orch. societies; pensioned, 1898, then cond. London; c. Jubilee Ode, 1887, etc. (rés’-lér), Edouard, BadenBaden, Feb. 23, 1873—July 22, 1929; notable pianist; pupil of Diemer and d@’Albert, Stavenhagen, etc.; taught at Paris Cons. after 1907; Chev. of the Legion of Honour. (rés-td’-ré), Giov. Alberto, Bologna, 1692—Dresden, Feb. 7, 1753; organist and conductor; c. 2 of the earliest comic operas, also church-music.