Vizentini

(vé-zén-te’-né), Louis Albert, Paris, Nov. 9, 1841—Oct. i906; violinist; of the and_ Bru els Cons.; critic on the Figaro; cond. in theatres in various cities; c. operettas, ballets, etc. (flis’-hoo-vér), de, b. Antwerp, June 8, 1863; pupil of Jan Blockx; prod. 2 operas, “T Ecole des Péres” (1892) “Zrynv” (Antwerp, 1895), symphonic poem, “De wilde Jdger,’’ etc. Vock’ner, Josef, Ebensee, March 18, 1842—Vienna, Sept. 11, 1906; organ teacher at the Cons.; c. oratorio, organ fugues, etc. Vogel (f6’-gél), (1) Jn. Chr., Niirnberg, 1756—Paris, 1788; dram. composer. (2) L., flutist and composer. Paris, 1792—1798. (3) Fr. Wm. Fd., Havelberg, Pru ia, Sept. 9, 1807—Bergen, 1892; pupil of Birnbach, Berlin; toured as organist; from 1852, at Bergen, Norway; pub. a concertino for org. with trombones; symph., overture, 2 operettas, etc. (4) (Chas. Louis) Ad., Lille, 1808— Paris, 1892; violinist and dram. composer. (5) (Wm.) Moritz, Sorgau, near Freiburg, Silesia, July 9, 1846—Leipzig, Oct. 30, 1922} pianist; Cons.; teacher, critic and conductor of socs., Leipzig; pub. pf. method, c. rondos, etc. (6) (Ad.) Bd., Plauen, Saxony, 1847—Leipzig, 1898; journalist, poser. (7) Emil, Wriezen-on-Oder, Jan. 21, 1859—Berlin, June 18, 1908; Dr. Phil., Berlin, 1887; 1883, sent to Italy by the govt. as Haberl’s a t. In studying Pal estrin a’s works; from 1893, lib. Peters Mus. Library, Leipzig; pub. monographs, etc. (8) Vladimir, b. Moscow, Feb. 20, 1896; noted modern composer; pupil of Busoni in comp.; in his works strongly influenced by atonal theories of Schénberg; he lived in Berlin 1918-33, after latter year in Str as bourg; a number of his works have been perf. at fests. of the I. S. C. M. c. oratorio, symph., suite, orch. pieces, string quartet, piano works, chorus, etc. (f6g’-gén-hoo-bér), Vilma von (Frau V. Krolop), Pesth, 1845—Berlin 1888; dram. soprano at Berlin ct.-opera 1868-88.