Lotze

(l6t’-tsé), Rudolf Hn., Bautzen, Lubrich (loo’-brikh), Fritz, b. Bars1817—Berlin, 1881; profe or and dorf, July 29, 1862; 1890 cantor at writer. Peilau, Silesia; editor and composer. ‘Louis (loo’-és), (1) Fd., Friedrichsfelde, Lu’cas, (1) Chas., Salisbury, 1808— near Berlin, 1772—Saalfeld, 1806; London, 1869; ’cellist and composer. Prince of Ru ia, nephew of Frede(2) Stanley, after 1861 secretary to tick II.; composer. (2) (loo’-é), the R. Soc. of Mus.; and 1866-80 of Rudolf, Schwetzingen, Jan. 30, 1870 the Philh. Soc. (3) Clarence, b. —Munich, Nov. 15, 1914; pupil at Canada, 1866; studied Paris Cons.; Geneva and Vienna, where he was critic; conductor; comp. of operas, made Ph. D., studied conducting etc. with Mottl; theatre-cond. at LandLucca (look’-ka4), Pauline, Vienna, shut and Liibeck; after 1907 writer April 25, 1841—Feb. 28, 1908; and theory teacher in Munich; c. famous soprano; studied with Uschsymph. fantasie ‘Proteus’ (Basel, mann and: Lewy; in chorus Vienna 1903). Op.; 1859 won attention as “First Lowe (16), Edw., Salisbury, Engl., 1610 Bridesmaid” in “Der Freischiitz,” en(-15?)—Oxford, 1682; organist, progaged at Olmiitz, for leading réles; fe or and composer. chose her to create Lowe (la’-vé) (Jn.) Karl (Gf.), Lobe“Selika” in “L’ Africaine” at Berlin, jiin, near Halle, Nov. 30, 1796—Kiel, ’ where she was engaged as ct.-singer April 20, 1869; son and pupil of a for life; sang in London annually, cantor; studied with Tiirk on a royal and broke her Berlin engagement stipend; 1821-66 town mus.-dir. at (1872) to sing in the United States Stettin; toured Europe singing his for two years; 1869 m. Baron von own fine “‘ballades” or dramatic (divorced, 1872); m. Wallhofen in America; lived in Vienna.