Gotze

(gét’-zé), (1) Jn. Nik. K., Weimar, 1791—1861; violinist and dram. composer. (2) Fz., Orla, 1814—Leipzig, 1888; tenor, teacher and composer. (3) Karl, Weimar, 1836—Magdeburg, 1887; pianist and dram. composer. (4) H., Wartha, Silesia, April 7, 1836— Breslau, Dec. 14, 1906; studied singing with (2); lost his voice; teacher in Ru ia and Breslau; 1885 Ziegenhals, Silesia; 1889 Royal Mus. Dir.; wrote 2 technical books; c. a ma with orch., etc. (5) Auguste, Weimar, Feb. 24, 1840—Leipzig, April 29, 1908; daughter of (2); teacher Cons., Dresden; founded a school there; 1891 taught at Leipzig Cons.; wrote under name ‘‘Auguste Weimar.” (6) Emil, Leipzig, July 19, 1856—Char lot ten burg, Berlin, Sept. 28, 1901; pupil of Scharfe, Dresden; 1878-81, tenor Dresden Ct.-Th., then at Cologne Th., then toured as “star,” 1900 lived in Berlin as court singer. (7) Otto, 1886, conducter at E en-on-Ruhr; prod. succ. opera ‘‘Riscatto”” (Sonders hausen, 18096). (8) Fz., 1892, prod. Volk so per “Utopia” (Stettin, 1892) and 1-act opera ‘‘Die Rose von Thie ow?? (Glogau, 1895). (9) Marie, Berlin, Nov. 2, 1865—Feb. 18, 1922; alto, studied Stern Cons. and with Jenny Meyer and Levysohn; sang Berlin opera, then at Hamburg City Th.; 2 years in America; 1892 Berlin ct.opera.