Weinberger
Music Lover's Encyclopedia · 1939 · p. 23
(vin’-bérkh-ér), (1) K. Fr., Waller stein, 1853—Wiirzburg, 1908; teacher and cath. cond. at Wiirzburg. (2) Karl, b. Vienna, April 3, 1861; Cc. 9 succ. operettas, incl. “Die Ulanen”’ (Vienna, 1891), ‘‘ Lachende Erben”’ (1892), “Die Blumen-Mary” (ib., 1897), ““Adam und Eva’ (ib., 1898). (3) Jaromir, b. Vinohrady, Bohemia, 1896; composer; pupil of Kricka and Karel Hofmeister; also studied at Leipzig Cons. with Reger; taught at Ithaca Cons., 1923; c. (operas) ‘‘Schwanda the Bagpipe Player’ (Prague, 1927, but later trans. into German and enjoyed enormous vogue for several years in Germany and Austria because of its sprightly Czech folk tunes and modern orch. treatment; also given at Met. Op., 1931); “The Beloved Voice’? (Munich Op., 1930); (orch.) “Overture to a Marionette Play’; “Scherzo Giocoso,” “‘Don Quichote’’; (pantomime) “Die Entfiihrung der Eveline’; piano sonata, cham. music; op., “Wal lens tein,” Vienna, 1937.
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