Zimmermann

(tsim’-mér-m4n), (1) Anton, Pre burg, 1741—1781; duct or, composer and organist. (2) Pierre Jos. Guillaume, Paris, March Ig, 1785—Oct. 29, 1853; famous pfi.-teacher; pupil, later, 1816-48, prof., at Paris Cons., c. comic opera and many pf.-pcs. (3) Agnes, Cologne, July 5, 1845—London, Nov. I4, 1925; pianist; at 9 pupil of London R. A. M., winning King’s Scholarship twice, and also silver medal; début, Crystal Palace, 1863; toured with great succ.; ed. scores and c. a pf.-trio, etc. Zingarelli (tsin-gd-rél’-lé), Nicola A., Naples, April 4, 1752—Torre del Greco, near Naples, May 5, 1837; violinist, teacher and eminent composer; the succ. of his grand operas equalled by his noble and devout sacred mus.; pupil of Fenarolo and Speranza; his first opera was prod. at 16, and followed by another at 21, but he had no suce. till ‘Alsinda,” written in 7 days (La Scala, Milan, 1785); he followed this with many others, incl. his best, “Giulietia e Romeo” at Milan (ibid., 1796); 1792, cond. Cath.; 1794, at Loreto: 1804 at St. Peter’s, Rome, 1811, imprisoned for refusal to conduct a service in honour of the King of Rome, the son of Napoleon, who took him to Paris, released him, and paid him well for a ma ; 1813, dir. Naples Cons.; 1816, cond. at the cath.; he was a notable teacher; c. 34 operas, ma es of all kinds in a series “‘Annuale di Loreto” for every day in the year, 80 magnificats, etc. Zingel (tsing’-él), Rudolf Ewald, b. Liegnitz, Sept. 5, 1876; pupil Berlin Royal Hochsch.; from 1899 dit Singakad. Frankfort-on-Oder; from 1907 at Greifswald; c. operas “Margot” (Frankfort-on-Main, 1902), © “‘ Tiebeszauber” (Stralsund, 1908), “‘ Perse polis’ (Rostock, 1909).