Riegger

(ré’-gér), Walling ford, b. Albany, Ga., April 29, 1885; composer; grad., Inst. of Mus. Art, N. Y., also studied at Berlin Hochsch.; cond. at Wiirzburg Op.; at Koénigsberg and with Bliithner Orch., Berlin; taught at Drake Coll. and Ithaca Cons.; Paderewski Prize, 1922, for piano trio in B minor; Coolicge Prize, 1924, for chamber work, “La Belle Dame sans Merct”; c. Rhapsody for Orch. (N. Y. Philh.); “Study in Sonority” (Phila. Orch.); “Frenetic Rhythms”; (chamber music) Chromatic Quartet; “Dichotomy”; canons for woodwinds; Diverti ement; suite for flute solo, etc. Riehl (rél), Wm. H. von, Biebrich, 1823 —Munich, 1897: director, writer and composer.