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(6khs), (1) Traugott, Altenfeld, Oct. 19, 1854— Berlin, Aug. 27, 19109, where he was dir. of his own school after r911; pupil of Stade, Erdmannsdoérfer, Kiel, and the R. Inst. for Church-mus.; 1899, dir. Mus.-Union Mus.-Sch., Briinn; then civic. dir., Bielefeld, and ct.-dir., Sonders hausen; c. “‘Deutsches Aufgebot” for male chorus and orch.; requiem, etc. (2) Siegfried, Frankfort-on-Main, April 19, 1858—Berlin, Feb. 6, 1929; studied R. Hochschule fiir Musik, Berlin, later with Kiel and Urban, and von Biilow, who brought into publicity a small choral union, the ““Phil harm on is cher Chor.,” of which he was cond., and which is the largest Berlin; a singing-teacher writer, 1901, Munich; c, succ. comic opera (text and music) ‘‘Im Namen des Geseizes” (Hamburg, 1888); operettas; many choruses, duets, songs, etc.; ed. some of Bach’s cantatas. (6kh’-zin-koon), tian, d. Heidelberg, Aug. 20, 1574; lutenist and composer.