Jaspar

(zhis-pir), Maurice, b. Liége, June 20, 1870; pianist; pupil and (1909-16) teacher at the Cons.; 1909, founded (with Lebefve) the Walloon Music Fests.; c. piano pieces and songs. Jean-Aubry (zhin-d’-bré), G., b. Le Havre, France, 1885; writer on music; ed. of “The Chester i an,” London, since 1918; author of ‘‘La Musique francaise daujourd hui,’ etc. Jean le Coq, or Jehan. Vide Gattus, JOHANNES. (yat-léch’-ki), | Ernest, Poltawa, Ru ia, June 5, 1855— Berlin, Aug. 8, 1904; pianist; pupil of Moscow Cons.; teacher there till 1888, then teacher Berlin, Stern Cons. Jeff’ries, (1) G., organist to Chas. I., 1643. Had as on (2) Christopher, organist and composer. (3) Stephen, 1660—1712; Engl. organist and composer. Jéhin (zha-4n), Léon, Spa, Belgium, July 17, 1853-—Monte Carlo, Feb. 15, 1928; violinist; pupil of Leonard, Bru els Cons.; cond. at Antwerp Vauxhall, Bru els; 1879-89, a t.-prof. of theory, Bru els Cons.;, cond. at Monaco; composer. Jéhin Fz. (Jéhin-Prume) (zh4-ain-priim), Spa, Belgium, April 18, H., 1839—Montreal, May 29, 1899; one of the most eminent violinists of Belgian sch.; composer. ‘ (ya’-lén-shpérkh-ér), Daniel, near Miihlhausen, Alsatia. 1797—1831; writer.