Wyman

Add is on P., compr. b. Corn- ish, N. H., June 23, 1832; d. Washington, Perm., Apr. 15, 1872. Teacher of vln. in Wheeling, W. Va.; founder of mus. sch. at Claremont, N H., 1869: compr. of pf. pieces such as Silvery Waves WooaUmd Musings. 272 YRADIER Yradier d. ish Ysajre Belgium, father, and and aid, Zachau orgt. Halle, Liebfrauenkirche teacher chorals, by Zarembski vst. Feb. 1885. prof, has nade Zarlino b. ice, Francis can Willaert tro till compr., extant Mortuis moniche beside he ciples terpoint; distinction minor theory mann Zarzycki b. 21, Pupil ful Warsaw ZELTER (S-ra-di-&), Sebastian, compr Bilse’s Orch. Berlin until 1881; tours Vittoria, 1865. Works in Span with A. Rubin stein; in Paris, friend style. of Franck; prof, at Bru els Cons. 1886-97; condr. of orchestra founded (e-zar§/), Eugene, vlt. b. Lidge, by himself (Soci€t6 des Concerts July 16, 1858. Pupil of Ysaye) since 1894; as player, his oondr. and vlt. at Li6ge Cons., technic is admirable, but subserat Bru els Cons, of Wieniawski vient to warm emotional expre ion; Vieuxtemps, and, with state some compositions not published, in of Ma art at Paris; leader in cluding 6 violin concertos. z (tsa'-kou), Fried rich Wilhelm, there after 1879; composed concerto, b. Leipzig, Nov. 19, 1663; d. polonaises, etc. for pf. Aug. 14, 1712. Oigt. at Zeckwer, Richard, teacher. Stendai, after 1684; oig. of Handel; some org. pieces, Pru ia, Apr. 30, 1850. Educated at gymnasium, Stendai, and at Univ. etc. have been published of Leipzig; musical education at Breitkopf and Hartel. Leipzig Cons., under Moscheles, (tsa-remb'-ski) Jules de, Hauptmann, E. F. Richter, Papb. Shitomir, Ru ian Poland, ritz and Reinecke; grad, there, 28, 1854; d. there, Sept. 15, 69; came to U. S 1869; began Pupil of Dachs and Liszt; pf. teaching in Phila. Musical Acad., at Bru els Cons, after 1879; 1869; became its prop’r 1876; organ composed concert studies, Sereist at Ch. of St. Vmcent de Paul, burlesque, etc. German town, 1871-78; organist Cathedral, Phila., 1879-80; lecturer on (tsar-le'-no), Gioseffo, theorist acoustics before musical societies Chioggia, Mar. 22, 1517; d. Venand at Franklin Inst., Phila.; also Feb. 14, 1590. Member of at Phila. Acad. Natural Sciences; order 1537; studied with composer of songs and piano com at Venice after 1541: maes positions, also of two overtures, f di cappella at St. Mark s 1565 Festival and Bride of Me ina; death; famous in his day as author of A Scientific Investigation but only few compositions of Touch 1902. Modvlationes Ledumes pro ( published Instituzioni Har~ Zeisler, see Bloom field-Zeisler, Fanny. ) 1558, and 2 later works, Dictionary of Musicians