Goetz

(géts), Hn., Kénigsberg, Pru ia, 1840—Hottingen, near Zurich, 1876; 1863, organist and conductor; c. operas, “Taming of the Shrew”; orch., chamber music, choTuses, songs, etc. (ga’-lér),’ Karl Georg, b. Zwickau, June 29, 1874; author and comp.; pupil of Vollhardt and Leipzig Cons.; 1896, Ph.D.; from 18098 director of the Riedelverein, also from 1903 court cond. at Altenburg; 1907-09 at Carlsruhe; 1909-13, Leipzig; 1913-14, Op.; Tg15-18, cond. Philh. Chorus and Orch., Liibeck; 1922-33, cond. Halle Philh. Orch.; c. 2 symphs.; orch. suite ‘‘Indian Songs.” Goldbeck (gélt’-bék), Robert, Potsdam, April 19,.1839—St. Louis, May 16, 1908; pupil of Kohler and H. Litolff; gave succ. concerts in London and prod. operetta; 1857-67 in New York as teacher; founded a Cons. at Chicago; dir. till 1873; cond. the Harmonic Society, and co-dir. Beethoven Cons., St. Louis; New York, 1885; c. 3 operas; cantata, Burger’s ‘‘ Leonore,”’ etc. (golt’-bérkh), (1) Jn. G. (Theophilus), Kénigsberg, ca. 1730 -—Dresden (?), 1760 (?); organ and clavichord player. (2) Jos..Pasquale, Vienna, 1825—1890; vln.pupil of May seder and Seyfried, then operatic ba and teacher. His 2 sisters, (3) Fanny G.-Marini (4) Catherine G.-Stro i, were.singers.