Fitelberg

(fé’-tél-bérkh), (1) Georg, b. Diinaburg, Oct. 18, 1879; important composer; Cons., taking Paderewski prize with a violin sonata, 1896, and 1gor prize with concertmaster, R. Inst. for Church-music, and R. Akademie, at Berlin; 1870, organist at Gorlitz and dir. Singakademie; 1885, Royal Mus. Dir.; c. a cantata, **Holda,” etc. (2) Oskar, Zoérbig, Nov. 1, 1856—Berlin, Feb. 8, 1923; studied in Italy on govt. stipend; pupil and, since 1896, succe or of Spitta as Prof. Extraordinary, at the a piano trio; Berlin Univ., also custodian of the Royal Coll. of Mus. Instrs., and teacher of history at the Hochschule Philharmonic; tIg12, engaged for 6 years to cond. Vienna Royal Opera; later cond. in England and Ru ia; c. 2 symphonies, orch.; music, songs, etc. (2) Jerzy, b. Warsaw, May 20, 1903; composer; pupil of Schreker; won Coolidge Prize, 1936, for 4th str. qt.