Liebling

(lép’-ling), (z) Emil, Ple , Silesia, April 12, 1851—Chicago, Jan. 20, 1914; concert-pianist; pf.- pupil of Ehrlich and Th. Kullak, Berlin; Dachs, Vienna, Liszt and Dorn; since 1867, America, and since 1872, Chicago, as reviewer and concert-pianist, teacher and writer. Co-ed. in a “Dictionary of Terms’’; pub. pf.-pcs. and songs. (2) G., b. Berlin, Jan. 22, 1865; pupil of Th., and Fr. Kullak, and Liszt (pf.), H. Urban and H. Dorn (comp.); 188085, teacher in Kullak’s Acad.; 188189 toured Germany and Austria, with succe ; 1890, ct.-pianist to Duke of Coburg; 1908-23, res. in Munich; in Los Angeles. (3) Leonard, b. New York, Feb. 7, 1874; pianist, editor; grad. Coll. of the City of N. Y.; pupil of Kullak and Godowsky at Berlin Hochsch.; taught piano in Berlin and N. Y. for several years; after 1899, active as critic and librettist; joined staff of Musical Courier, 1902; and has regularly written ‘‘Variations” column in that paper; after ror, ed.-in-chief; music critic of American until 1936; wrote plays. (4) Estelle, b. York, 1886; soprano and teacher; sang opera in Europe and U. S.;. faculty mem., Curtis Inst. (lé’/-now), Robt., Neustadt, Holstein, Dec. 28, 1838—July 22, 1920; mus.-pub., Berlin.