Pedrell

(pa’-dhrél), Felipe, Tortosa, Spain, Feb. 19, 1841—Barcelona, Aug. 19, 1922; composer; 1894, prof. of Mus. History and Ats the tics, Royal Cons., Madrid; editor, critic, lexicographer and writer; c. operas, including ‘Quasimodo’ (Barcelona,, 1875), a trilogy “Los Pinneos’’ (Barcelona, 1902), ‘‘La Celestina” (1904), ‘‘La Matinada” (1905), a Gloria ma with orch.; also wrote and edited important historical works. (pa-drét’-té),, Carlo, Verona, Nov. 12, 1817—suicide, Oct. 16, 1892; conductor and composer of 19 operas, etc. Pellet an (pél-tan), Fanny, 1830—1876; singer and writer. (pél’-té-4), Wilfred, b. Canada; conductor; gov’t. scholarship, studied in Europe; early tours as accompanist; cond. Met. Op., N. Y., also with Ravinia, Los Angeles and San Francisco Op., and Canadian orchs.; m. soprano; divorced. as guest with Queena Mario, (2) Rose Bampton. Pembaur (pim’-bowr), (1) Jos., Innsbruck, May 23, 1848—Feb. 19, 1923; Cons., later at Munich R. Sch. of Mus.; 1875, dir. and headmaster, Innsbruck Mus. Sch.; prod. v. succ. opera “Zigeunerleben”? orch.; (2) (1898), symph.; Jos., choral works “Zm: Tyrol,’ b. Innsbruck, etc. 20, 1875; pianist; son of (1); taught Acad., 1897-1900; Leipzig Cons., 1903-21; ¢. piano works, songs, etc. D. Munich, Jan. 30, 1937.