Ker’nochan

Marshall Rutgers, b. oboist, then teacher and organist New York, Dec. 14, 1880; composer, © in different towns; pensioned 1887; editor; pupil of Wetzler, Knorr and editor, etc. Goetschius; musical editor of The Kiefer (ké’-fér), He in rich, Nuremberg,. Outlook for a period; later pres. of Feb. 16, 1867——Eisenach, Aug. 15, 1922; ’cellist; pupil of Royal Cons., Galaxy Music Corp., N. Y. publishing firm; c. (cantata) “‘The Foolish 1883 at Munich, 1884, Stuttgart, Virgins”; “The Sleep of Summer” 1887-90, Co mann; 1896, soloist of Leipzig, for women’s chorus and orch.; and Phil.; 1898 do. of Berlin Phil.; r900, numerous songs. teacher at Stern Cons.; from 1902, Kes (kas), Willem, Dordrecht, Holco-founder of the Munich string land, Feb. 16, 1856—Munich, Feb. quartet; toured widely. 21, 1934; violinist; pupil of Bohm, Kiel (kél), Fr., Puderbach, near Siegen etc., then of David, and, under royal (Rh. Pru ia), Oct. 7, 1821—Berlin, patronage, Wieniawski, Sept. 13, 1885; notable teacher and Joachim; 1876, leader Park “Orch. composer of cla ic sch.; self-taught and Felix Merit is Soc., Amsterdam; as pianist and composer; vln.-pupil then cond. ‘‘Society”’ concerts, Dorof Prince Karl von Wittgenstein and drecht; 1883-95 cond. at Amsterlater, on stipend from Fr. Wm. IV.. dam; 1895 Glasgow orch.; 1898 cond. with Dehn; lived in Berlin; Philh. and dir. Moscow Cons.; * 1905-26, dir. Coblenz Musikverein.