Bron’ner

Georg, Holstein, 1666— Hamburg, 1724; organist; c. for the Hamburg Opera ‘‘Echo and WNarci us,” “Venus,” etc. Bronsart (brén’-zart). (1) von Schellendorf, Hans (Hans von Bronsart), Berlin, Feb. 11, 1830—Munich, Nov. 3, 1913; pupil, Dehn, Kullak, Liszt;, concerts in Paris; 1867, intendant R. Th. at Hanover; 1887-95, ““Hofmusikintendant,’’? Weimar; composed opera, cantata, symphony ‘‘7n den Alpen,” etc. (2) Ingeborg, von (née Starck), St. Petersburg, Aug. 24, 1840—Munich, June 17, 1913; wife (since 1862) of above; pupil of Liszt; composed 3 operas, etc. Bro’sa, Antonio, violinist; founder, 1925, in London of noted Brosa Quartet, with himself as rst vin., Wise, 2nd vin., Leonard Rubens, viola, and Livio Mannucci, ’cello; début, 1926, London; next year heard at Siena Fest. of I. S. C. M.; England, Germany, France, Holland, Italy; 1930, Amer. fas at Coolidge Fest., Washington, Die: