Dering

v. DEERING. Sabata (da s&-ba’-ti), Victor, Trieste, 1892; composer, conductor; b. studied Milan Cons. (gold medal) with Orefice and Salad i no; has led symph. concerts at La Scala, Augusteo (Rome), Turin, Bologna, Palermo, Trieste; cond., Symph., 1927-28; and with much succ. at Berlin and Vienna both as op. and symph. cond.; c. (opera) “Tl Macigno” (La Scala, 1917); (orch.) ‘‘Juventus,” Andante and Scherzo; Orch. Suite; “‘Za Notte di Platon,’” ‘‘Getsemane” (N. Y. Philh. under To scan in i, 1926); chamber music, etc. De Sanctis (da sink’-tés), Cesare, b. Rome, 1830—ca. 1900; 1876, prof. of harm. Liceo; c. overture, Requiem Ma , ‘‘1oo fugues,” a cappella in strict style; pub. treatises. Désaugiers (da-sd-zha), Marc Ant., Fréjus, 1742—Paris, 1793; prod. numerous succ. short operas.