Hille

(hil’-lé), (1) Ed., Wahlhausen, Hanover, 1822—Gdéttingen, 1891; cond. and teacher. (2) Gv., b. Jerichow-on-Elbe, near Berlin, May, 31, 1850; violinist; pupil of R. Wiierst (theory), Kullak’s Acad., 1869-74 w. Joachim (vln.); lived in Berlin, as a solo-player; 1879, invited to the Mendel ohn Quintet Club, Boston, Ma .; toured; then teacher at Mus. Acad., Phila.; co.-dir. of LeefsonHille Cons. there; 1910, returned to Germany; c. 5 vin.-concertos with orch., etc. Hillemacher,(hil’-lé-makh-er, or élma-sha), two brothers. (1) Paul Jos. Wm., Paris, Nov. 25, 1852— Versailles, Aug. 13, 1933. (2) Lucien Jos. Ed., Paris, June 10, 1860— June 2, 1909; both studied at the Cons., and took the first Grand Prix de Rome, (1) in 1876; (2) in 1880. For some years they wrote all their scores in collaboration. C. symph. legend ‘‘Lorely” (1882, City of Paris prize); succ. “St, Megrin’? (Bru els, 1886), etc.; ‘‘Orsola’”’ (Gr. Opéra, Paris, 1902).