Matthieux

Jna. Vide KINKEL. Mat this on-Hansen (mit’-ti-zon-hin’zén), (1) Hans, Flensburg, Denmark, 1807—Roeskilde, 1890; organ composer. Roeskilde, Nov. (2) 1, Godfred, 1832—Copenhagen, Oct. 14, 1909; son of above; 1859, organist German Friedrichskirche, Copenhagen; 1862, the Ancker scholarship, and studied at Leipzig; 1867, organist at St. John’s and organ-teacher Copenhagen Cons.; from 1877, a t.-organist to his father; later organist of Trinity Ch.; c. vin. sonata, ’cello sonata, etc. (mit’-sén-ow-ér), Margarete, b. Temesvar, Hungary, June 1, 1881; contralto; her father a conductor and mother an opera singer; studied with Mmes. Mielke and Emerich; début, Str as bourg, 1961; mem. of this co. to 1904; thereafter until tgtr with Munich. Op.; Met. Op., N. Y., 1911-30; also soloist with orchs., and in recital; has taught and appeared in films; m. Edoardo Ferrari-Fontana, tenor; (mé6’-boorg), divorced. Jeanne, b. Namur, 1875; soprano; her teachers included Mmes. Labarre and Jouron- Duvernay; she sang at La Monnaie, Bru els, 1897-1907; Garden after 1900, and at Met. Op., N. Y., 1909-14; afterward teaching in New York. Sept. (mé-dwé), 16, Jacques, 1557—Aug. 21, Paris, 1627; lute player and composer of chansons and a requiem for the poet Ronsard.