Vogler

(vOg'-ler), Georg Joseph [known not known.] Priest; orgt. as Abt V.], compr orgt. b. Wurz- Basle; author of important early burg, June 15, 1749; d. Darmstadt, work Music a Getutscht, May 6, 1814. Pupil of Padre Martini Basle, 1511, describing mus. at Bologna, and of Vallotti at Padua; of period and giving tab entered holy orders in Rome; found of lute and flute. ed Tonschvle became court chap- (vi-set'-tl), Alberto Antonio, lain and 2d capellmeister at Mannteacher, b. Spalato, Dalmaheim; journeyed to Paris, Spain, May 13, 1846. Studied at Milan and the Orient 1783-86; court condr., with Mazzucato; conducted founder of mus. school at Stockholm at Nice; condr. to Empre 1786-99; court capellm. and again in Paris; at fall of Empire founder of mus. school at Darmstadt; director of vocal dept, in Meyer beer and Weber his pupils; Natl Training School; wrote traveled with portable organ to of Art of Singing translated illustrate bis theories of simplifica- Italian Hullah’s Hist, of Mod tion of instrument; wrote advanced and Hueffer’s Studies. theoretical works on harmony, choral 259 VOGRICH singing, etc., some 10 operas, much church and org. music. Vogrich (vGg'-ritch) Max Wilhelm Carl, pst., compr b Hermannstadt, Transylvania, Jan. 24, 1852. Played in public at 7 pupil at Leipzig Cons, of Wenzel, Reinecke, Moscneles, etc.; long tours in Europe and S. America 1870-78, N. America with Wilhelmj 1878, Australia 1882-86; since 1886 living in N. Y.; produced 4 operas with his own librettos, oratorio, cantatas, ma , 2 symph., vln. concerto, numerous pf. pieces.