Eichner

(ikh’-nér), Ernst, Mannheim, 1740—Potsdam, 1777; c. important symphonies, concertos, etc. Eijken (i’-kén) (or Eyken), van (1) Jan Albert, Amersfoort, Holland, April 25, t822—Elberfeld, Sept. 24, 1868; comp.; son. (2) He in rich, Elberfeld, July 19, 1861—Berlin, Aug. 28, 1908; composer; pupil of Leipzig Cons.; teacher of theory; c. songs with orch. Ein’stein, Alfred, b. Munich, Dec. 30, 1880; critic and writer on music; studied with Sandberger and BeerWalbrunn; after 1917, critic of Munich “ Post’’; later of Berlin‘‘Tageblatt’”’; now res. in U.S. A.; after 1919 he ed. goth edition of Riemann’s Music Lexicon; ed. ‘‘ Newe MusikLexicon” (1926), a revision of Eagle field Hull’s ‘‘Dictionary of Modern Music and Musicians’; until 1933 he was the ed. of the ‘‘Zeitschrift fir Musikwi enschaft.” Eisfeld. (is’-félt), Th., Wolf enb i it tel, April 311, 1816—Wiesbaden, Sept. 2, 1882; cond., N. Y. Philh. (with Bergmann), 1849-64; previously conductor at Wiesbaden; then of ‘‘Concerts Viviennes,”’ Paris.