Lohmann

(l6’-min), Peter, Schwelm, Westphalia, April 24, 1833—-Leipzig, Jan. 10, 1907, where he had lived since 1856; 1858-61, writer for “Neue Zeitschrift fiir Musik”; wrote treatises and several dramas set to music by Huber, Goetze, etc. Lohr (lar), (1) G. August us, Norwich, Engl., 1821—Leicester, 1897; organist and conductor. (2) Richard H., Leicester, Engl., June 13, 1856— St. Leonard’s-on-Sea, Jan. 16, 1927; studied R. A. M., won two medals; organist, London; 1882, concert pianist; c. oratorios; wrote “Primer of Music,” etc. Lohse (l6’-zé), Otto, Dresden, Sept. 21, 1858—Baden-Baden, May s5, 1925; for years cond. Hamburg City Th., 1895-96, Damrosch Op. Co., in which the prima donna was his wife Klafsky (q. v.); cond. Covent Garden, 1901; cond. City Th., Stra burg, 1897—1904; after 1904, in Cologne; 1912-23, dir. of Leipzig Op.; c. succ. opera “Der Prinz Wider Willen’ (Cologne, 1898). Lolli (161’-li), Ant., Bergamo, ca. 1730 (740?)—Palermo, 1802; violinist and leader; composer and writer.