Kroy’er

The odor, b. Munich, Sept. 9, 1873; author, critic and comp. studied theology, then music at the Akademie der Tonkunst; 1897, Ph. D. Munich University; 1920, taught Univ.; 1922, Leipzig, where developed school for musical science; after 1933 at Cologne Univ. c. 2 symphonies with chorus and soli, chamber music, etc. Krueger (krii’-gér), Karl, b. New York, 1894; conductor; studied with Fuchs, Schalk, Weingartner and Nikisch; early active as ’cello and organ virtuoso, touring in Europe and South America; a t. cond. Vienna Op.; 1926 —31, led Seattle Symph. Orch., following its reorganisation; also guest cond. Phila. Orch. and in Hollywood Bowl, Cal.; after 1933 cond. Kansas City Philh. Orch. and chamber opera perfs. in Chicago.