Czibulka

(tche-bool'-ka), Alphons, compr. b. Szeges-Vdrallya, Hungary, May 14, 1842; d. Vienna, Oct. 27, 1894 Pst., condr. at Karl theater; bandmaster Viennese regts composed pf music, dance music, and 6 operettas. Damm, G., see Steingraber. Damoreau (da-nio-ro), Laure Cinthie, [/?&? Mon talant], snnqci b Pans, Feb 0, 1801 d. there, Feb. 25, 1863. Pupil at Pans Cons, at age of 7, debut Paris at 18 as Mile. Cmti, sang in London with indifferent succe 1822, had succe at Opdra 1826-35, especially in parts winch Ro ini comp, for her {Siege de Corinth and Moise ) at Op6ra Comique 1N35- 13, where Auber also wrote for her, mairied actor Damoreau 1827; retired 1843, but made tours after that to U. S., St. Petersburg, etc.; prof, at Cons. 1833-34, 1S36-56; published songs and method. DaMotta (da-mot'-ta), JosSVianna, pst. b. Isle of St. Thomas, Africa, 186.S. Went at early age to Lisbon, where studied at Cons.; after d£but at 11 King Ferdinand sent him to Berlin, where he studied with Ph and X. Scharwenka; later with Liszt, Schaffer, and Von BuIow succe ful tours in Europe and S. America 1902; composed for pf and orch. ( Portuguese Scenes, and Rhapsodies); written on Von Bulow, Liszt, etc.; now in Berlin.