Lazaro

(li’-thir-6), Hipdélito; b. in Catalonia; tenor; noted for his virile timbre of voice; sang at Teatro Real, Madrid; at Barcelona, La Scala and at Met. Op. House, N. Y. Laz’arus, (1) H., London, 18r5—1895; clarinettist. (2) Gustav, Cologne, 1861—Berlin, 1920; pianist, composer.; (lid-zi’-ré), (1) Silvio, b. Bozen, Jan. 1, 1858; studied with César Franck, Paris Cons.; composer of operas “La Lépreuse’”’ (Op. Com., Paris, 1912), ‘‘Moelenis,” lyric drama ‘Armor’ (prelude at Lamoureux concerts, 1895—prod. at opera Lyons 1903, revived 1912); “Le Sauteriot”’ (Chicago, 1917); “‘La Tour de Feu’ (Paris Op., 1928,) orch., chamber music, songs, etc. (2) Carolina, b. Milford, Ma ., contralto; with Chicago Op., 1918; (3) Virgilio, “b. A isi, Italy; ba ; pupil of Cotogni; sang with Chicago Op. after 1018; Met. Op., after 1934; also widely in Europe. Le Bé (lu-ba), Guil., 16th cent. French type-founder. gart, 1606; ct.-cond. and composer.