Deffés

(dtf-fés), L. P., Toulouse, July 25, 1819—June 10, 1900; pupil of Halévy and Barber eau, Paris Cons., took Grand prix de Rome for cantata ‘‘L’ Ange et Tobie’; his 1-act com.-op. “l’Anneau d'argent” was prod. Paris, 1855; 14 others since, the last very succ., ‘‘Je ica” (Toulouse, 1898); dir. of the Toulouse branch of the Cons.; c. also ma es, etc. Degele (da’-gé-lé), Eugen, Munich, 1834—Dresden, 1886; barytone and composer. Gogorza, Emilio (a-mé’-ys da~ go-gor’-tha), b. Brooklyn, N. Y., May 20, 1874; barytone; studied Agramonte, N. Y.; boy soloist in English churches; res. as youth in Spain and France; concert début with Sembrich, 1897; toured widely in concert incl. appearances with Emma Eames, whom he married in 1911; member of faculty, Curtis Inst., Phila., during later years.