Pugnani

(poon-ya'-nl), Gaetano, vlt. pst. 1864; excellent teacher. b. Tuiin, Nov 27, 1731; d. there, (pru-ddn), Emile, pst. b. June 15, 1798 Pupil of Somis and April 3, 1817; d. Paris, Tartini, leader court orchestra Turin 13, 1863 Adopted by piano 1752, long tours after 1754 to Paris in childhood; pupil at Paris and London, where he conducted of Le Couppey, Zimmermann, opera orch. and produced opera; Laurent; first performance at 1770 at Turin established vln scnool; with Thalberg, whom he among pupils Viotti, Polledro, etc.; imitated and nearly equaled; composed 9 concertos (only 1 pub tours in Germany and lished), chamber music. admired as teacher and in Pans; compr. of tran- Pugno (pu-fic), Stephane Raoul, pst. and salon music, brilliant b. Montrouge, Seme, France, June now out of fashion. 23, 1852. Pupil at Nie der meyer Sch. and Paris Cons winning 3 first (poo-che'-nS), Giacomo, compr prizes, pf. 1866, harmony '67, organ Lucca, June 22, 1858. Great- 69; orgt. in Paris since 1896; prof, grandfather, and of harmony 1892-96, and of piano all compr. of church music, 1896-1901 at Cons.; since about notable theorist; 1893 has been distinguished as per at Milan Cons., on pension former, especially of cla ical music; queen, under Ponchiem; first succe ful concerts with Ysave in Le Villi, succe ful 1884; Paris, London, and U. S.; playing the next year; second, Edgar, notable for smooth tone, intense failure; better succe with expre ion, combined with force; Lescaut 1893; first triumph compr. of oratorio, ballets, etc. La Bohfrme 1896; Tosca 19C0, succe , and Madam But- Purcell, Henry, comp\ b. West though hi ed at first per minster, London, 1658; d. there, Milan, 1904, has since been Nov. 21, 1695. Called the young not only in Italy but er”; father, also Henry P. (d. Aug. 206