Stern

(shtérn), (1) Julius, Breslau, 1820 —Berlin, 1883; cond., teacher and composer. (2) Leo, Brighton, Engl., 1870—London, Sept. 3, 1904; ’cellist; pupil of Piatti and of Klengel and ' David off, Leipzig; first tour, 1888 (with Piatti); made succ. tours in France; 1897, America; c. ’cello pieces, etc. Sternberg (stérn’-bérkh), Constant in (Ivanovitch), Edler von, St. Petersburg, July 9, 1852—Philadelphia, March 31, 1924; pianist; pupil of Leipzig Cons., Berlin Akademie, and of Liszt; conductor various churches; from 1877, toured widely; 1880, United States; from 1890, dir. ‘Sternberg Sch. of Mus.,” Philadelphia; c. 2 pf.-trios, “Danses cosaques” for vln., *cello-fantasia, ele: