Haubiel

(h6’-bél), Charles, b. Delta, Ohio, Jan. 31, 1894; composer, educator; studied with Ganz, Lhevinne (piano) and Scalero (comp.); toured with Kocian; taught at Oklahoma City Mus. Art Inst., later at N. Y. Univ.; has toured as pianist and lecturer; c. ‘‘ Karma,” symph. variations.which won prize in Schubert Centenary contest; also other orch., chamber music and piano works, incid. music to plays, etc. Hau(c)k (howk), Minnie, New York, Nov. 14, 1852—Villa Triebschen, Lucerne, Feb. 6, 1929; notable soprano; pupil of Errani and Moritz Strakosch; début 1866, N. Y., as “‘Norma’’; 1868-72 Vienna ct.-opera; 1875, Berlin; sang with great succ. in Europe and America. She was in Pru ia, d’Académie, Paris, and member of the Roman Mus. Academy. Hauer (how’-ér), K. H. Ernst, Halberstadt, 1828—Berlin, 1892; organist and composer.