Mukle

(moo’-klé), May Henrietta, b. London, May 14, 1880; ’cellist; appeared as child prodigy; later pupil of R. A. M., and of Hamble ton; from 1900 made world tours; played in trio with Maud Powell, violinist, and her sister Anna, pianist; visited Australia, U.S., South Africa, Honolulu, etc. Mulé (moo-la’), Giuseppe, b. Sicily, June 28, 1885; composer; studied at Cons.; early active as cellist; cond. opera and concerts; after 1922, dir. of Palermo Cons., “ind 1925 succeeded Respighi as dir. of Liceo of Santa Cecilia, Rome; c. {operas) “La Mon a cell a dell Fontana,” “‘Dafni,” etc., which have had succ. productions; also oratorio, orch. and other music. WMiiller (miil’-lér), (x) Chr., org.-builder at Amsterdam, ca. 1720-70. (2) Wm. Chr., Was sun gen, Me in in gen, 1752—Bremen, writer. 1831; mus. (3) Aug. Eberhard, Nordheim, Hanover, 1767—Weimar, 1817; son and pupil of an organist; organist, ct.-conductor and dram. composer. (4) Wenzel, Tyrnau, Moravia, 1767—Baden, near Vienna, 1835; conductor and composer of 200 operas. (5) Fr., Orlamiinde, 1786—Rudolstadt, 1871; clarinettist, conductor and composer. (6) Ivan (Iwan), Reval, 1786—Biickeburg, 1854; inv. of the clarinet with 13 keys, and alt clarinet; finally ct.-mus. (7) Peter, Ke elstadt, Hanau, 1791 —Langen, 1877; c. operas, and famous ‘“‘Jug end lieder,”’ etc.. (8) Two famous German quartet parties, (a) The bros. K. Fr. (1797—1873), Th. H. Gus. (1799—1855), Aug. Th. (1802—1875), and Fz. Fd. G. (1808—1855), sons of (9) Aegidius Chp. M. (d. 1841, Hofmus. to Duke of Brunswick), all b. Brunswick, and in the orch. there—K. as Konzertmeister, Th. rst ’cello, Gv. symph.director, and G. conductor. (b) The four sons of the Karl Fr. above, who organised 1855 act.-quartet. Hugo, 2d vin. (1832—1886); Bd., 1825— 1895; viola; Wm., 1834—N. Y., 1897; ’cello; Karl, Jr., 1829—1907; 1st vIn. in Stuttgart and Hamburg; m. Elvina Berghaus Miiller-Berghaus, and took name under which he c. a symph., etc. (10) (Rightly Schmid) Ad. Sr., Tolna, Hungary, r80r—-Vienna, 1886; singer, duct or and dram. composer. (11) Ad., Jr., Vienna 1839—1901, son of above; 1875, cond. German opera at Rotter dam; prod. 4 operas and 5 operettas, incl. the succ. “Der Blond in von Namur’ (Vienna, 1808). (12) Jns., Coblenz, 1801—Berlin, 1858; writer. (13) Fz. K. Fr. Weimar, 1806—1876; one of the first to recognise Wagner; pub. treatises on his work. (14) Aug., 1810—1867; eminent double-ba . (15) K., We is sen see, near Erfurt, 1818—Frankfort, 1894; conductor and composer. (16) Bd., Sonneberg, 1824—Me in in gen, 1883; cantor. (17) K. Chr., Saxe-Me in in gen, July 3, 1831:—New York, June 4, 1914; pupil of F. W. and H.. Pfeiffer (pf. and org.), Andreas Zéllner (comp.) 1854, New York; Coll. 1879, prof. of harm. N. Y of Mus.; translator, etc. (18) Richard, Leipzig, Feb. 25, 1830 —Oct. 1, 1904; pupil of Zéllner, Hauptmann and Reitz; until 1893, cond. “Arion,” then the “Hellas,” and the “‘Liedertafel”’; teacher singing, Nikolai Gymnasium; c. motets, etc. (19) Jos., 1839—Berlin, 1880; writer. (20) Wm., Hanover, Feb. 4, 1845—July 21, 19005; tenor at the ct.-opera, Berlin. oo Hans, Cologne, 1854—Berlin, 1897; prof. and writer. (22) Gustav. Vide BRAUHMULLER. (23) Maria, b. Prague, Jan. 29, 1898; lyric soprano; début as “Elsa,” Linz; 1920; sang with Linz Op., 1920-21; Prague, 1921-23; Munich State Op., 1923-24; after latter year until 1935 she was a member of Met. Op. Co., N. Y., also singing at Berlin State Op. after 1926, and at Bayreuth from 1930; her repertoire includes both Italian and German riles. Miil’ler-Hartung, K. (Wm.), Sulza, May 19, 1834—Char lot ten burg, Berlin, June 11, 1908; pupil of Kithmstedt, Eisenach; mus.-dir. and teacher at the Seminary; 1864, prof.; 1869, opera-cond. Weimar; 1872, founder and dir. Gr. Ducal ‘‘Or chester-und- Musikschule’”’; a system music theory (vol. i. “ Harmonielehre’”’ appeared in 1879); composer. (roi-tér), | The odor, Dresden, Sept. 1, 1858—Leipzig, Aug. 16, 1919; pupil of Fr. and Alwin Wieck (pf.); J. Otto and Me in ard us (comp.); and the Hoch Cons., Frankfort; 1879-87, teacher Stra burg Cons.; 1887, cond. at Dresden; 1892, teacher in the Cons.; mus.-dir. at Crefeld, 1893-1918; c. 2 operas, Paternoster, with orch.; ‘‘ Hackelberend’s Funeral’ for chorus and orchestra (1902), etc. Munck, de. Vide DEMUNCK.