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(ré’-lant), Joseph, b. Bruges, April 7, 1870; composer; pupil of Tinel; c. choral works with orch., “St. Cécile,’ and ‘‘Purgatoriwm,” chamber music, etc. Saar (zar), Louis Victor Fz., Rotter dam, Dec. 10, 1868—St. Louis, Nov. 23, 1937; composer; studied with Rheinberger and Abel, Munich Cons.; then with Brahms; 1892 took the Mendel ohn composition prize for a pf.-suite and songs; 1892-95, opera accompanist, New York; 1896-098, teacher, comp. and cpt., National Cons., N. Y.; 1898, Coll. of Mus.; critic and composer for piano; principal of the dept. of theory at Cincinnati College of Music from 1906; after 1917 at Chicago Mus. Coll.; prizes for composition; c. string quartet, piano quartet, sonatas for vin., for ’cello and for horn; organ, ghoral pieces; many songs, etc. Sabane‘iev, Leonid, b. Moscow, Nov. 19, 1881; pianist and writer on music, also composer; after 1920, dir. of State Inst. for Musical Science; c. piano trios and other pieces; author, “History of Ru ian Music.” Sabata. Vide pr saBaTa. I. Biographical Dictionary of Musicians — S s