Karajan

(ka’-rd-yin), Th. G. von, Vienna, 1810—1873; writer. (ka-ri-shdéf’-shki), Moritz, Warsaw, 1823—Dresden, 1892; cellist, writer and composer. (karkh-a’-lért), Sigfrid, Oberndorf, Nov. 21, 1879—Leipzig, April 9, 1933; pupil Leipzig Cons.; teacher and composer; after 1910, taught at Leipzig Cons.; eminent concert organist; toured U. S. shortly before his death; c. a large variety of works for org., incl. sonatas, etc. Karl, Tom, Dublin, Jan. 19, 1846— Rochester, N. Y., 10916; tenor; H. Phillips, Sangiovanni and Trivulzi; sang in Italian opera for years, went to America with Parepa-Rosa, then with ‘‘The Boston i ans” in comic opera many years; retired 18096; later vocal teacher, N. Y. (kirl’-yd-vich), Mieczyslav, Wisznievo, Lithuania, Dec. 11, 1876—(in an avalanche), Zakopane, Galicia, Feb. 10, 1909; composer; studied in Warsaw and Berlin; c. symph., symphonic-trilogy ‘‘Three Ancient Songs” (1907), ‘‘ Lithuanian Rhapsody” (1908), also published Chopin letters and documents (Warsaw and Paris, 1905).