Dil/liger

Jn., Eisfeld, 1593—Coburg, 1647, cantor and composer. (dip’-pél), Andreas, Ca el, Cal., Nov. 30, 1866—Hollywood, May 12, 1932; notable tenor; studied with Hey, Leoni and Rau; 1887-92, ‘Bremen opera, then in New York for several seasons, also in Breslau, Vienna; 1889 at Bayreuth, from 1897 at Covent Garden; a ociated with Gatti-Casazza in management of Met. Op. House, N. Y., 1908; then directed opera seasons in Chicago 1910-13; and Philadelphia, organised his own Wagner i an op, company, fiasco; taught singing on Pacific Coast in latter years, Diruta (dé-roo’-ta), (1) Gir., b. Perugia, ca. 1560; organist; pub. technical books on org., cpt., etc. (2) Ag., b. monk; 1622; Augustine Perugia, composer.