Bock’elmann

Rudolf, b. Bodenteich, Germany, April 2, 1892; barytone; studied at Leipzig Univ.; voice with Oscar La ner in that city; sang at Neues The at. there, 1921-26; after latter year heroic réles at Hamburg Stadtheat.; also guest engagements at Covent Garden, with Chicago Op., etc.; esp. noted for his Wotan and other Wagner i an portrayals. (*‘Capric or Bocks horn (b6ks’-hérn) nus”), Samuel, Germany, 1629— Stuttgart, 1665; composer and conductor. Bodanzky (bé-dantz’-shk!), Artur, b. Vienna, Dec. 1877—N. Y., Nov. 23, 1939; grad, Vienna Cons., 1896; début, Budwei , Bohemia, 1900; from 1896 violinist at the Vienna Op.; in 1901, took up baton activities in native city; in 1903 a istant to Mahler at the Opéra; 1904, cond. Wien, Vienna; 1905, at. Lortzing Theatre, Berlin; 1906-09, orchestra and theatre cond., Prague; 1909-15, -Theatre, Mannheim, also appearing widely as guest conductor; 1912, Mahler Fest., in Mannheim; rgor4, London prem iére of ‘‘Parsifal’’; engaged Met. Op., N. Y., in trots, where he has since served as principal conductor and leader of Ger performances; conducted. National Symphony Orchestra (since merged with N. Y. Philharmonic); cond. Friends of Music Society in programmes of rare music by older composers, Bruckner, Mahler, etc. Bodenschatz (b6’-d’n-shits), Erhard, Lich ten berg, Saxony, 1576—Gro Osterhausen, near Querfurt, 1636; publisher.