Deppe
Dictionary of Musicians · 1910 · p. 82
(dep'-p$), Ludwig, pf. teacher b. Alvordi en, Lippe, Nov. 7, 1828; d. Pyrmont, Sept. 5, 1890. Pupil of M’arxsen and Lobe; founded and conducted singing society at Hamburg; court cajiellm. Berlin 1886-88; conducted court orch and Silesian mus festivals; account of his method m Amy Fay's Music Study in Germany. DeprSs, Josquin (zhos-kan-da-pra), compr. b Hainault, Burgundy, about 1450; d. Condtf, Aug. 27, 1521. Name given in many forms Despres, Dupr£, Del Prato, etc. Chorister, pupil of Okeghem, singer in Sistine Chapel 1471-84, and in Ferrara; considered by contemporaries and by historians greatest of Nether land School, because first to 82 DE RESZKE bring real beauty out of intricate counterpoint; comp, many ma es, some motets, ana some French chansons. De Reszke, see Reszke, De.
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