Eitner

(it’-nér), Rob., Breslau, Oct. 22, _ 1832—Templin, Jan. 22, 1905; pupil of Brosig; 1853, teacher at Berlin; est. a pfi.-sch., 1863; from 1865 he was engaged in musicological work of the highest value, incl. the compilation of a ‘‘Source Lexicon of Musicians and Musical Scientists’? (10 vols.), which has not been surpa ed in its particular field; important for work in musical literature, and research in 16th and 17th centuries, music, etc.; c. ‘‘Biblical opera,” ‘‘Judith”; overture to ‘‘Der Cid”; etc. El’dering, Bram, b. Groningen, Holland, July 8, 1865; violinist; studied _with Poortmann, Hubay, and Joachim; Konzertmeister Berlin Philh.; then do. in Me in in gen ct.-chapel; and 1899 in Giirzenich Orch.; after 1903 taught at Cologne Cons. Elers (a’-lérs) (called El’erus), Fz., Uelzen, ca. 1500—1590, Hamburg; teacher, director, and composer.