Doebber

(dép’-bér), Js., Berlin, March 28, 1866—Jan. 26, 1921; pupil of Radecke, Agghazy, Stern Cons.; taught the 1st pf.-cla in Kullak’s Cons.; then conductor at Kroll’s Th.; at Darmstadt ct.-Th.; 1895, cond. at the ct.-Th. in Coburg Goth a, and tutor to Prince Be at rice; later in Hanover, and after 1908 in Berlin teacher; c. as critic and succ. operas, ‘‘Die Str as sen singer in” (Gotha, 1890); “Der von Gretna-Green”’ (Berlin, _ 1893); _ burlesque-opera “‘Dolcetta”” (Brandenburg, 18094); “Die Rose von Genzand” (Gotha, 1895); ‘‘Die Grille” (Leipzig, 1897), a symphony, songs, etc. Déhler (da’-lér), Th., Naples, 1814— Florence, 1856; pianist and dram. composer.