Dulcken

(dool’-k&én), (1) Louise (née David), Hamburg, 1811—Londor, 1850, a sister of Fd. David; pianist. (2) Fd. Quentin, London, June 1, 1837—Astoria, N. Y., 1902; son uy above; pupil of Mendel ohn, Moscheles, Gade, Hauptmann, Becker F. Hiller; prof. Cons.; toured in Europe; lived for years in New York; -c. an opera, Duiffopruggar (rightly Tieffenbriicker) “Wieslav’’; a ma , etc. (dwéf’-f6-proog’-gir or téf’-fén-briikDulichius (d6-likh’-1-oos) also (Deulich ér), (1) Gaspar, Freising, Bavaria, or Deilich) Philip, Chemnitz (chris1514—Lyons, 1571; long considered tened Dec. 19), 1562—March 25, the first vIn.-maker; went to Lyons 1631; teacher and comp. in 1553, naturalised in 1559, and Diilon (doo’-l6n), Fr. L., Oranienburg, made violas da gamba and lutes. Potsdam, 1769—Wiirzburg, Other instr.-makers of the same sur-: 1826; a blind flutist and composer. name were (2) Wendelin, (3) LeonDumont (dii-m6n), Henri, Villers, hard, (4) Leopold, (5) Ulrich, and near Liége, 1610—Paris, May 8, (6) Magnus. The latest made lutes 1684; organist and comp. at Venice, 1607.