Kuhlau

(koo’-low), Fr., Ulzen, Hanover, Sept. 11, 1786—Copenhagen, March 12, 1832; ct.-flutist, dram. composer, teacher and composer of important technical pf.-pcs., etc. Kiihmstedt (kiim’-shtét), Fr., Old is leben, Saxe-Weimar, 1809—Eisenach, 1858; theorist, composer, writer and teacher. (koo’-now), Jn., Geysing, Saxony, April 6, 166o—Leipzig, June 5, 1722; pupil of Henry, Albrici Edelmann; at the Thomas kir che, Leipzig, and 1700 cantor, before Rach; pub. the first sonata for harpsichord, of which he was a noted player; also famous Biblical sonatas; composer and writer. (koo’-l’n-kimpf), (1) Gus., Bremen, Aug. 11, 1849—Berlin, Feb. 10, 1921: concert pianist and teacher; pupil of Rein thaler, Barth and Bargiel, Berlin Hochschule; organised the succ. ‘‘Kulen- Frauenchor’’; dir. Schwantzer Cons. at Berlin for a few years; ¢. succ. comic operas ‘Der Page’ (Bremen, 1890) and “Der Mohrenfiirst’? (Magdeburg, 1892); “Die Braut von Cypern’’ (Schwerin, 1899); male choruses, etc. (2) Georg, Bremen, Jan. 23, 1888; noted violinist; pupil of Willy He ; prof. at Berlin Hochschule.