Barth

(birt), (1) Chr. Samuel, Glaucheau, Saxony, 1735—Copenhagen, 1809; oboist. (2) F. Phil. K. Ant., b. Ca el, ca 1775; son of above; composer. (3) Jos. Jn. Aug., Gro lippen, Bohemia, 1781; 181030, tenor, Vienna. (4) Gustav, Vienna, 1800—Frankfort, 1897; son of (3); pianist conductor. (5) K. H., Pillau, Pru ia, July 12, 1847—Berlin, Dec. 23, 1923; pianist, pupil of Von Biilow, Bronsart, and Tausig; 1871, teacher at R. Hochschiile fiir Musik, conductor of the Philh. concerts at Hamburg (vice Biilow). (6) Richard, Gro wanzleben, Saxony, June 5, 1850— Hamburg, 1923: left-handed violin virtuoso; Univ. Mus. Dir. Marbury, till 1894; then Dir. of Hamburg Philh. Concerts; 1908, dir. Cons. there; sonatas, string quartet, etc. Bar the, (gria-nér-bérbart), Bayonne, 1828—Asniéres, Aug. 1898; pupil Paris Cons., 1854: won the Grand Prix de Rome; wrote cantata ‘‘Francesca da Rimini”; composed operas ‘‘Don Carlos” and “‘La Fiancée d’ Abydos’? (1865); oratorio, “Judith,” etc. Barthel (bar’-tél), Jn. Chr., Plauen, Saxony, 1776—Altenburg, 1831; court-organist.