Hart’mann

(1) Johan Peder Emilius, Copenhagen, May 14, 1805—-Copenhagen, March 10, 1900; organist and dram. composer; grandson of a German court-cond. (d. 1763); son of an organist at Copenhagen. (2) Emil (Jr.) Copenhagen, 1836—1898; son and pupil of above, and court organist; composer. (3) Ludwig, Neu -on-Rhine, 1836—Dresden, Feb. 14, 1910; pianist, composer and critic (son and pupil of (4) Fried rich, song-composer, b. 1805); also studied at Leipzig Cons. and with Liszt; lived in Dresden; prominent Wagner i an champion; c. an opera, etc. (5) Arthur, b. Maté Szalka, Hungary, July 23, 1881; taken to Philadelphia at the age of two months; violinist; all his schooling in America; has toured Europe and America with great succe . rg11, soloist with ~-Colonne orch., Paris; c. orch. works, ‘violin pieces, etc. Har’tog, (1) Edouard de, Amsterdam, Aug. 15, 18290—The Hague, Nov. 8, 1909; pupil of Hoch, Bartelmann, Litolff, etc.; 1852 in Paris as teacher of pf., comp. and harm.; decorated with the orders of Leopold and the Crown; c. operas, the 43rd psalm with orch., etc. (2) Jacques, Zalt-Bommel, Holland, Oct. 24, 1837—Amsterdam, Oct. 3, 1017; pupil of Wilhelm and Fd. Hiller; prof. Amsterdam Sch. of Music.