Schott

Dictionary of Musicians · 1910 · p. 299
Anton, tenor b. Burg Stau- Schoenberg, feneck (Swabian Alps), 1846; d. Sept. Stuttgart, Jan. 9, 1913; served in his SCHOENBERG army, including Franco-Pru ian studied singing and made at Munich, at the dose of 1872-75 at Berlin Court opera well as at Schwerin: 1877-80 at 1882 member of Neutraveling Wagner Co.; 1883- member of Metropol. Op. Co., Y., later went to Pacific Coast, there as teacher until 1902, he returned to New York, afterward going back to Wurt- Germany. Arthur P., music publisher. Altona, Germany. April 1, 1846; to United States in 1866, in Boston where he entered music busine of George D. and Co.; in 1876 he estaba busine of his own, which has branches in New York and he has contributed largdy progre of music in the U. S. by publication of the works of composers, notably Mac-
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