Schipa

(ské’-p4) Tito, b. Lecce, 1889; tenor; Chicago Op., from 19109; Met. Op., 1934. (shér’-mér), (1) Gustav, Konigsee, Saxony, 1829—Eisenach, Thu ring i a, 1893; son and grandson of court piano-makers at Sonders hausen; 1837 came to New York; founded pub. firm, Beer & Schirmer, 1866 S. obtained the entire busine since known as G. Schirmer; 1893 incorporated under management of — (2) Rudolf E. (New York, 1859— Santa Barbara, Cal., 1919) and (3) Gustav (New York, 1864—1907), sons of above. After 1915 the firm pub. the notable Musical Quarterly. (shélt’-ér-oop), hard, Christians and, 17, 1859—Benedikt Norway, Beuern, 29, 1933; composer and _ cellist; pupil of Franc homme, Savard and Ma enet; c. operas “‘ Norwegische Hochzeit” (Prague, 1900), “Frihlings Nacht,’ a symph. and orch. works,.‘‘Hine auf dem Fjord,” etc. Schladebach (shla’-dé-bikh), Julius, Dresden, 1810—Kiel, 1872; wrote treatise on the voice. (shla’-gér), Hans, Filskirchen, Upper Austria, 1820—Salzburg, 1885; conductor and dram. composer. (shli’-nits), H. Conrad, Zschaitz, Saxony, 1802—Leipzig, 1881; dir. Leipzig Cons. (vice Mendel ohn).