Roze

(ré6z), (1) Marie, Paris, 1846— June 21, 1926; eminent operatic soprano; pupil of Paris Cons.; long active as singer and teacher in Paris; from 1912 also in London. Her son (2) Raymond, London, 1875-1920; pupil of Bru els Cons.; ror1, cond. Op. House; cond. Majesty’s Theatre, and ec. incid. music for Beerbohm Tree’s prods. of Shakespeare’s “‘Macbeth,” etc., c. text and music of operas “Joan of Arc’’ (in concert from Queen’s Hall, 1911); “Antony and Cleopatra”; a symph. poem on the same subject (Queen’s Hall, 1911); songs, ete. RozkoSny (r6z’-kosh-né), Josef Richard, Prague, Sept. 21, 1833—10913; pianist; pupil of Jiranek, Tomaschek and Kittl; toured, then lived in Prague; prod. there 9 Bohemian operas; c. also overtures, 2 ma es, etc. Rézycki (roo-zhét’-ski), Ludomir von, b. Warsaw, 1883; pupil of the Cons. and of Humperdinck; from 1908 teacher at the Cons. in Lemberg and cond. at the Opera; then in Warsaw; c. operas “Boleslas der Kuiihne’’ (Lemberg, 1909); ‘‘ Eros and Psyche’ (1917), “Be at rice Cenci” (1922), 6 symphonic poems, piano quintet, piano trio, sonatas for vIn., for ’cello and piano; many songs, etc. Ru’/bens on, Albert, Stockholm, Dec. 20, 1826—r1901; violinist; pupil of David; 1872 dir. of the Stockholm Cons.; c. symph., incid. music to Bjérnson’s “ Halte Hulda,” etc. | Rubert (roo’-bért), Johann Martin, Nuremberg, 1r614—Stralsund, 1680; organist and comp. Rubinel’li, Giovanni Battista, Brescia, ca. 1753—1829; Italian opera singer; début at 18, Stuttgart.