Statkov’ski

Roman von, near Kalisch, Jan. 5, 1860—Warsaw, 1926; pupil of Zelenski, and of St. Petersburg Cons.; teacher of instrumentation and history at Warsaw Cons. opera “Philaenis’’ took an international prize in London and was prod., Warsaw, 1904; c. also opera “Maria” (Warsaw, 1906); fantasie and polonaise for orch., piano pieces, Cie: (shtow’-dékh-l), Wollersdorf, (1) Josef, Austria, 1807— (insane), Michaelbeuerngrund, near Vienna, 1861; ba and ct.-conductor. (2) Josef, Vienna, March 18, 1850— Carlsruhe, 1916; son of above; barytone; pupil of Rokitansky at. the Cons.; charnber-singer to the Grand Duke at Carlsruhe and a member of the ct.-opera. His wife (3) Gisela, singer; pupil of Marchesi, 1899 Wiesbaden ct.-opera. - (shta’-fén-hi-gén), Bd., Greiz, Reu , Nov. 24, 1862— Geneva, Dec. 26, 1914; pianist; pupil of Kiel, at the Meisterschule, and of Rudorff, at the Hochschule, Berlin; 1880, won the Mendel ohn prize for pf.; pupil of Liszt, 1885; toured Europe with succ. and the U. S. (1894-95); 1890, ct.-pianist and ct._ conductor at Weimar; Knight of the White Falcon order; from 1898 ct.cond. at Munich; c. pf.-pcs.