Rehberg

(r&-berg), Willy, pst. b. compr. b. Krasnoyarsk, Si- June 1, 1866. Studied at Moiges, Switzerland, Sept. 2, 1862. Pupil of father, Fried rich R., of Cons at Berlin with Hegar, Weber, and Freund at Zurich, and at Vienna; lived in ana at Leipzig Cons., where he later in Kishineff, where he taught; condr. concerts of court branch Mus. Soc then in orch. and Singakademie at Altenearly compositions simple berg 1888-90; teacher of pf. at pleasing; later ones, chiefly for Geneva Cons.; after 1890 capell- (MSlomimiqyes, Esdavage et meister of Geneva orch.; composed etc.), are experiments in unforms and unusual sonata, gavotte, etc., for pf. imitations, etc. Rehfeld (r§/-felt), Fabian, vlt compr. W b. Tuchel, Pru ia, Jan. 23, 1842. Richard, orgt b. Harrow, Studied with Zimmermann and Mar. 1, 1820; d. Helhngley, Grunwald; Royal chamber musician, Apr. 27, 1901. Chorister at Berlin, 1868; concertmaster court Coll., Oxford, where he orchestra 1873, profe or 1903; pupil of Vicary; orgt. in London compr. for vln. composed services, anetc., for Anglican Church, Reicha (ri'-ka), Anton, theorist, compr. compiled collections of hymns, b. Prague, Feb. 27, 1770; d. Paris, etc. May 28, 1836. Pupil of unde 210 REICHART Joseph R. [or Rejcha], compr. and vlt.; flute player Bonn orch., where Beethoven played viola; pf. teacher Hamburg 1794-99; lived in Vienna 1801-08, intimate with Beethoven and circle; lived in Paris after 1808; produced operas, taught (Elwart, Dancla, etc. among pupils); prof, counterpoint and fugue at Cons. 1818: member Academy 1835; composed chamber music (some for horns, etc.) and wrote theoretical works, dear and succe ful, but now out of date.