Frankenthal, Palatinate

Sept. 5, lishers 1820; d. Wiesbaden, June 1, 1901. Trinity VINCENT of father, orgt., of Neeb, Rinck, Marx; orgt. at Frankfort-on- 1847; condr. Liedertafel at 1852-53; founder and Berlin Bach-Verein; resigned composed chiefly cantatas and choral works (Hero und Lean- O Roma noblis for 6-part symphony, overtures. (vi4-t6n), Henri, vlt. b. Belgium, Feb. 20, 1820; Mustapha, Algiers, June 6, 1881. of father, instr. maker and Lecloux (with whom he made at 8), of De B5riot at Bru els; playing in Paris, Germany, and London, took le ons comp, from Sechter in Vienna Reicha in Pans; tours in Ru ia America 1844-45 (again m and 1870); vlt. to Czar and at St Petersburg Cons 1846- prof, at Bru els Cons. 1871-73; of left side ended career as player he was fond of draeffects and was remarkable perfect intonation; with De founder of modem school of compositions, especially six are popular. (vfl-bak), Alphonse Charles de, pst., orgt. b. Mont- June 3, 1829; d. Bru els, 19, 1884. Pupil at Paris Cons, Lemoine, Hal4vy, and Benoist; prix de Rome 1844; orgt. at Eugene, Paris, after 1856; nearly composed much cheap mus. operas Au dair de lune, method and pleasant for pf. (villoing), Alexander Ivanopf. teacher, b. St. Petersburg, a. there, Sept 1878. Teacher Anton and Nicolas Rubin stein; of Ecole pratique du piano clever exercises, and of concerto pf. pieces. Charles John, orgt., compr Houghton-le-Spnng, Durham, Sept. 19, 1852. Pupil of chorister at Durham Cath. Armes; studied at Leipzig various appointments as head of firm of music pub in London; examiner for Coll.; composed oratorio 258 VINCI Ruth, wrote Choral Vinci Strongoli, 1732. Cons.; Naples, ers compr. matic comp.; Ifigema donata to Viotti compr celli, Mar. without he member made London, ce ; at ing (Rode direction ard in Paris 22 of teacher of to full new [Pratt.] Virdung [Dates at illustrated etc., instruments lature Visetti condr.j tia, Cons, concerts Eugdnie became London History into Mus. VOGLER cantatas, overtures, songs; Vitali (vi-ta'-lS), Giovanni Battista, First Principles of Mus compr. b. Cremona, about 1644; Instructor for Treble Voices, etc. d. Modena, Oct 12, 1692. Pupil of Cazzati; via. player in ch. in Bologna; (vin'-che), Leonardo, compr. b. 2d maestro to Duke of Modena Calabria, 1690; d. Naples, after 1674; important compr. in Studied with Greco at Naples sonata form before Corelli. maestro at Royal Chapel, entered monastery of Broth- Vittoria, Tomaso Ludovico da [properly of the Rosary 1728; as opera Tomas Luis de Victoria], compr. b. noteworthy for simple dra- Avila, Spain, about 1540, d. Madrid, emotion and quality of acabout 1613. Pupil at Rome of most noted operas are Escobedo and Morales; maestro at in Taunde, Didone abb an- German Coll. 1573, at San A poll in are A le andro neW Indie; said 1575; vice-maestro at Royal Chapel, Madrid, 1589-1602; contemporary have been poisoned. and friend of Pal estrin a; published (vS-ot'tl), Giovanni Battista, vli hymns (before P’s), motets, and b. Font ane to da Pd, Ver ma es (especially noteworthy is a Italy, May 23, 1753; d. London, requiem); style closely resembles* 3, 1824. Son of blacksmith; that of Pal estrin a, but is, never the teaching played so well that le , not merely imitative. was sent to Pugnani at Turin;