Ziehn

Dictionary of Musicians · 1910 · p. 1
Bernhard, theorist, b. Erfurt, 1883. Studied music under Thu ring i a, Jan. 20, 1845, d Chidir. of Trento Cons.; cago, Sept. 8, 1912; education in at the Ro ini Cons., Pesaro, local schools, where he also had in- Mascagni; 1902 won prize in struct i on in music; made thorough 1908 produced first study of the works of the masters, at Turin, Cricket on the Hearth upon which he based his future works are Conch it a produced teaching: began profe ional work Milan, 1911, and given in Boston, at MuMnausen, in Thu ring i a; came of 1913-14; Melomis, Milan, to Chicago, 1868, and taught pfte. Ave Maria, for women's and theory among his pupils are a strings and harp, O Padre number of prominent American for chorus, orch., and org., musicians; Mme Zeisler, John A. a Medioeval Serenade for solo Carpenter, Arthur Dunham, Glenn 2 horns, harp and strings. Dillard Gunn, Wilhelm Middle- Efrem., vlt. b. Rostov, schulte, etc author of System der 1889. Father condr. of an Ubungen fur Klavier spieler, Host began to play the violin monie-und Modulatumslehre, Manual an early age, received regular of Harmony 5 and 6 Part Harmonies at 7, played Spohr conand How to Use Them Canonical in public at 9; began to study Studies contributed to AUgemeine St. Petersburg with Leopold Musikzeitung and Die Musih 308 309 310 311 312 313 314
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