Schlick

(shlik), (1) Arnold, ct.-organist to the Elector Palatine, and composer, 1511. (2) Jn. Konrad, Miinster (?), Westphalia, 1759—Gotha, 1825; ’cellist and composer. (shlim’-bakh), G. Chr. Fr., b. Ohrdrof, Thu ring i a, 1760, organist, writer on org.-building, etc. Schlégel (shla’-gél), Xavier, b. Brillonville, Belgium, 1854—Ciney, 1889; pupil Liége Cons.; c. ma with orch., chamber music, etc. Schli er (shlés’-sér), (1) Louis, Darmstadt 1800—1886; ct.-conductor and dram. composer. (2) Wm.) Ad., Darmstadt, Feb. 1, 1830—near Dorking, Engl., Nov. 10, 1913; son and pupil of above; pianist, début Frankfort, 1847; toured; from 1854, teacher in London; c. pf.-quartet and trio, etc. Schlottmann (shlét’-min), Louis, Berlin, Nov. 12, 1826—June 13, 1905; concert-pianist, pupil of Taubert and Dehn; lived in Berlin as teacher; 1875, R. Mus.-Dir.; c. overture to “Romeo and Juliet,” ““Trauermarsch” for orch., etc. Schlusnus (shldds’-ndos), He in rich, b. Braubach, Germany, Aug. 6, 1888; barytone; pupil of Louis Bachner; début, Hamburg Op., 1915; Nuremberg Op., 1915-17; after that year with Berlin State Op., for a season with Chicago Op., and has appeared with prominent orchs. in Europe and U. S.; also a distinguished Lieder recitalist. (shma’-dés), Erik, near Copenhagen, Aug. 27, 1868—Vienna, March 23, 1931; originally a pianist; then studied singing with Rothmiihl; sang as barytone in various theatres; studied with Iffert and, 1898-1924, sang tenor réles at Vienna; 1899 “Siegfried” and “‘Parsifal’” at Bayreuth; also in N. Y., 1908-09; long one of most eminent heroic tenors. (shmél’-tsér), Jn. H., ca. 1630—d. June 30. 1680, Vienna; ct.-cond. and composer.