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(1) Rev. Chr. I., Fulnes, in German, Weimar, 1868); 11 char Leeds, 1758—Fairfield, near Liver act eristic orch.-pcs.; pool, 1836; composer. (2) J. Antes, with orch.; cantatas, 2 symphs., London, 1799—Gloucester, 18783, pop. songs, etc. son of above; organist and composer. La erre (lis-sir), Jules, Tarbes, July Lattre, de. Vide LASso. 29, 1838—Feb. 19, 1906; pupil Paris (lait-d0-a4’-di), Felice, b. Cons.; took rst and 2nd prize as Casella di Morimondo, Italy, Feb. cellist; lived for some time in Madrid 5, 1882; composer; grad. in comp. of and, after 1869, in London; comVerdi Cons., Milan; c. (operas) poser. “Sandha,’’ (Genoa, 1921); “La TemLa o (las’-sd), (1) Orlando di (rightly pest a,’ based on Shakespeare (Dal Roland de Lattre, Lat. Orlan’dus Verme, Milan, 1922); “Le Preziose Las’sus), Mons (Hainault), 1530— Ridicole,’”’ after Moliére (La Scala, Munich, June 14, 1594; most emi1929; Met. Op., 1930); “Don Gionent of Nether land and (except Pal estrin a) of 16th cent. composers vanni” (Naples, 1929); also (orch.) Sinfonia Romantic a, and chamber music, songs; ed. ‘“Raccolia canzoni populars.” Laub (lowp), Fd., Prague, 1832— Gries, Tyrol, 1875; vin.-virtuoso; teacher and composer.