Olsen

(6l’-zén), Ole, b. Hammer fest, and other chamber-music. Norway, July 4, 1851—Christiania, Opienski (é6p-yén’-shki), He in rich, -b. Nov. 9, 1927; composer. racow, June 12. 1870: pupil of Zelénski there, of d’Indy and Urban; critic in Warsaw, then pupil of Riemann in history, and of Nikisch in conducting; from 1907 teacher of history at the Warsaw Music School, and from 1908 cond. of the Opera; 1919, dir. of a music school in Posen; from 1926, lived in Geneva; c. prize cantata in honour of Mickiewicz; opera “‘Maria,” symph. poem “Lilla Weneda’”’ (1908), etc. Or den stein (6r’-dén-shtin), H., Worms, Jan. 7, 1856—Carlsruhe, March 22, 1921; pianist; pupil of Leipzig Cons., also in Paris; 1879-81, teacher at Carlsruhe; 1881-82, at Kullak’s Acad., Berlin; 1884, founded Carlstruhe Cons.; made prof. by Grand Duke of Baden.