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(ba’-ring-ér), Oscar, Furtwangen, July 14, 1844—London, Feb. 21, 1922; pupil of Plaidy, Moscheles, Leipzig Cons., 1864-66; later of Tausig, Ehrlich, and Weitzmann, Berlin; teacher there, 1860; London, 1873-97; after 1885, pf.prof. in R. A. M.; composed Technical Exercises, etc. Bériot (di bar-yo), (1) Chas. Auguste de, Louvain, Feb. 20, 1802—Bru els, April 8, 1870; vln.-virtuoso; pupil of Viotti and Baillot, but chiefly of his guardian, Tiby; at 9 he played a concerto; 1821, made a début, Paris; chamber violinist to the King of France, solo violinist to the King of the Netherlands (1826-30); 1830-35 Europe with Mme. Garcia-Malibran, whom he m. in 1836; from 1843-52, prof. at Bru els Cons.; became blind and paralysed in left arm; pub. method and 7 concertos, etc., for vin. (2) Chas. Vilfride de, Paris, Feb. 12, 1833—near Paris, 1914; son of above; pupil of Thalberg; prof. of pf., Paris Cons.; composed symphonies, etc.; wrote with his father a “‘Methode d’accompagnement.” ~ (or Berlyn) (bar’-lén), (or Aron Wolf?), Amsterdam, —1870; conductor.;