Gunn

(1) Barnaby, 1730-53, organist. at St. Nicholas, teacher in Boulogne (2) John, Edinburgh (?), 1765 (?)— Cons. and cond. of a mus. soc.; 1871 ca. 1824; Chelsea Hospital, 1730-53; organist of Ste. Trinité; 1893 chev. ’cello-teacher and writer. (3) Glenn of Legion of Honour; 1896 org.Dillard, b. Topeka, Kans., Oct. 2, prof., Paris Cons.; 1893, 1897-98, 1874; pianist, educator; studied in toured Europe and U. S. with much Leipzig with Reinecke, Teichmiiller, succ.; 1901 resigned from Ste. TriSchreck; début as pianist, 1896; nité; made concert tours of England, Germany; Amer. Italy, Ru ia; one of the founders Cons., Chicago, 1900-01; Chicago of the Schola Can to rum; after 1906 Mus. Coll. from latter year to 1906; prof. of org., Paris Cons.; c. “lyric founded his. own school of music, 1906; mus. ed, Chicago Examiner; has appeared as soloist with leading orchs, Giinther (giin’-tér), (1) Hermann, Leipzig, 1834-71; a physician; c. opera under name ‘‘F. Hesther.” (2) Otto, Leipzig, 1822—1897; bro. of above; dir. (3) Giinther-Bachmann, Karo line, Dii eldorf, Leipzig, 1874; singer. 1816— Gunz (goonts), G., Gaunersdorf, Lower Austria, tenor. 1831—Frankfort, (goo’-ri), (1) Eugen, 1894; Pre ern, n. Saatz, Bohemia, Nov. 8, 1842— Aufkirchen, Aug. 26, 1906; barytone; pupil of Polytechnic and the Akademie, Vienna; then Munich Cons., début 1865, Munich; 1867-70 Breslau; 1870-76 Leipzig with great succ.; 1876-83 Hamburg, Munich, 1883-95. His son (2) Hermann (b. Breslau, April 5, 1870) barytone, operatic stage director and after 1927 a singing teacher in Berlin.