Correggio, Aug

30, 1769; d. there, May IS, 1832 Of inconceivable piecocity m composition; took le ons of Morigi at Parma; h\t*d in various Italian cities, prof, of counterpoint and censor at. new Milan Cons 1808; composed 7 operas, ma es, songs, symph etc, wiote also several iemarkably accurate and clear text-books on harmony and counterpoint Biog. by Conti. Astorga (as-tor'-ga), Emanuele, Baron d’, compr b Palermo, Dec 11, 1681, d. Piague, Aug. 21, 1730. Son of insurgent Sicilian nobleman who w as executed in 1701; pupil of F. Scarlatti and further trained in music, by the a istance of a powerful patrone , at monastery in Astorga, Spam, whence he obtained title; led a life of romantic advent uie in courts of Parma, Vienna, and Spain; composed opera Dafnc famous Stabat Mater for 4 voices, and many beautiful cantatas Attenhofer (il-ten-hf/-fer) Karl, teacher, condu b. Wettingen, Suit/* ilaml, May 5, 1837, d. 1911. Pupil of I). Els ter, and of Richter and others, at Leipzig Cons condr. of various choral unions; composer of choral music, songs, etc. 24 ATTWOOD