Lopez

Vide Lozo. Lorenz (16’-rénts), (1) Fz., Stein, Lower Austria, 1805—Vienna, 1883; writer. (2) Karl Ad., Késlin, Pomerania, Aug. 13, 1837—Stettin, March 3, 1923; c. quartets, etc., as a sch.-boy; studied with Dehn, Kiel and Gehrig, Berlin, and at Berlin Univ.; 1861, Dr. Phil.; 1866, Municipal Dir., Stettin, cond. symph. concerts, etc.; teacher in two gymnasiums; founded the “‘Stettin Musikverein” (for oratorio); 1885, ‘profe or; c. 2 succ. operas, overtures, etc. (3) Julius, Hanover, Oct. 1, 1862—Glogau, Oct. 1, 1924; from 1884, cond. Singakademie, Glogau; 1895, of the “Arion,” New York; c. an opera “Die Rekruten,”’ and overtures. (4) Max, b. Dii eldorf, May 19, 1901; tenor; studied with Grenzebach; sang heroic rédles at Dresden Op., and after 1934 at Berlin State Op.; also, beginning 1933, at Bayreuth Fest., (“Parsifal,” “Siegfried,” Walther’); was mem. of Met. Op. Co., N. Y., for several seasons.