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4, 1840. Pupil in Klindworth Leipzig at Cons, and privately of Hauptmann; director mus. soc. Riga 1863-67; capellmeister at theatres in various cities, 1873-80 m Berlin, 1886-92; 1894-96 teacher of theory Stem Cons. Berlin; 1897- 1904 at Cologne; settled in Berlin 1904; composed opera, incidental KLINDWORTH music to Faust and to Die Wichtelm , overtures, pf. pieces, (mostly short, some instructive), songs; d. near Berlin, July 15, 1913. (kiln), Bruno Oscar, compr. b. Osnabruck, June 6, 1858, d New York, June 22, 1911. Pupil of father (orgt of Rheinberger, Wullner, and ), Baermann at Munich Cons came to America 1878; finally settled in New York 1883; pf teacher at Convent of Sacred Heart, orgt. at St. Francis Xavier 1884-94, prof, of counterpoint at Natl Cons. 1887-92; occasional concerts in Germany; composed opera Kemlworth Hamburg 1895, pf. works, etc. (klm'-ml-khel), Richard, pst. compr. b. Posen, Dec 31, 1846; d. Char lot ten burg, Aug. 18, 1901. Studied with father, at Hamburg, and at Leipzig Cons taught in Hamburg and Leipzig, where he became director of Stadt Th. 1882; married Clara Monhaupt, dram sop.; hved in Magdeburg, tnen in Berlin: composed 2 operas, both performed at Hamburg, 2 symphonies, chamber mus., valuable pf. 6tudes, and arrangements from Wagner; many years joint editor of Signals. Julius, cellist b. Leipzig, Sept. 24, 1859. Pupil of Hegar and Jada ohn; 'cellist m Gewandhaus Orch. since 1874; teacher at Cons, since 1881; member of Gewandhaus Quartet; remarkable for unexcelled technical skill; gifted teacher; compr. of 3 ’cello concertos and solo pieces. Brother Paul K..condr. b. Leipzig, May 13, 1854. Pupil at Cons.; Ph. D. Leipzig Univ. with di ertation on aesthetics; condr. Euterpe Concerts 1881-86; 2d court capellmeister Stuttgart 1888-93, condr. of Arion Chorus, Leipzig, from 1893 to present except from 1898 to 1903, when he conducted Deutscher Lieder kranz in New York. (klint'-vort), Karl, vst. teacher, b. Hanover, Sept. 25, 1830. Played vln. as child, but could not afford le ons; from 17-19 condr. traveling opera troupe; then taught in Hamburg; 1852 received a istance which enabled him to study with Liszt at Weimar; 1854-68 in London as pst., teacher, organizer 147 KLOTZ of artistic but unsucce ful concerts, a dually saining, himself, in popu- Enty; IS6vM prof, of pf at Moscow Cons where he accomplished his greatest works, pf score or Wagner's Ring des Nibelungen and complete edition of Chopin’s works; then in Berlin, joint condr. with Joachim and Wullner, of Philharmonic concerts and condr. of Wag nerve rein, founder of music school, which united with Scharwenka Cons. 1S93 retired to Potsdam as private teacher; has made «'*r »p g,