Minoja

(mé-nd’-yi), Ambrogio, Ospedaletto, 1752—Milan, 1825; singing teacher and composer. (mé-rind), Hippolyte, b. Lyons, May 4, 1862; pupil of Dubois and Guiraud, Paris Cons.; 1886-90, prof. Geneva Cons.; 1890, Sec.-Gen. Gr. Th., Lyons, and prof. of mus. history, Lyons Cons.; critic; organist at the synagogue; c. v. succ. ballet, “Une Féte Directoire’’ (Lyons, 1895); overtures, ‘‘Rodogune,” “Frithjof,” “Macbeth,” “ Prométhée,’ and “La mort de Roland,’ etc. Mirecki (mé-rets’-ké), Franz, Cracow, April 1, 1791—May 209, 1862; pupil of Hummel and Cherubin i; after 1838 director of school of opera singing in Cracow; c. operas, ballets, etc. Mi’rovitch, Alfred, b. St. Petersburg, 1834; pianist; studied law; grad Cons. in native city, pupil of E ipov; won gold medal and Rubin stein prize; début, Berlin, to11; toured Europe, Far East and U. S., also teaching in Los Angeles; c¢. piano works and songs.