Grigny

(grén’-yé), Nicolas de, Reims, |. 1671—1703; organist and comp. |Grillet (gré-ya), Laurent, San coins, Cher, France, May 22, 1851—Paris, Nov. 5, toot; pupil of A. Martin ’cello), E. Mangin (harm.), and Ratez (cpt. and fugue); cond. various theatres; Nouveau-Cirque, Paris; writer; c. comic opera “‘Graciosa” (Paris, 1892), ballets, etc. Grill’parzer, Fz., Vienna, Jan. 15, 1791—Jan. 21, 1871; friend of Beethoven and Schubert. Comp. Grimm, (1) Fr. Melchior, Baron von, Ratisbon, 1723—Gotha, 1807; one of the advocates and controversialists for the Ital. opera buffa. (2) Karl, Hild burg hausen, 1819—Freiburg, Silesia, 1888; ’cellist and composer. (3) K. Konst., lived in Berlin, 1820—1882; harpist. (4) Julius Otto, Pernau, Livonia, March 6, 1827—Miinster, Dec. 7, 1903; ianist; pupil of Leipzig Cons.; ounded vocal society at Géttingen, then R. Mus. Dir. Miinster Academy and cond.; c. a symphony, 2 suites in canon-form, etc. Grim/mer, Chr. Fr., Mulda, Saxony, 1798—1850; composer. (gré-zir), Albert, Antwerp, Dec. 26, 1808—Asniéres, near Paris, 15, 1869; prolific dram. poser; biog: by Pougin, Paris. (gré-zir), Chas. J. Bapt., prod. light operas in minor theatres, the last ‘‘Le Petit Bois’? (1893) and “Voila le Roi’? (1894).