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Dictionary of Musicians · 1910 · p. 123
Eduard, critic b. Prague, Sept. 11, 1826; d. Baden, near Vienna, Aug 6,1904. Son of bibliographer, student of law and philosophy; stud. pf. with Tomaschek; doctor's degree Vienna 1849, tutor in aesthetics and mus. hist. Vienna Univ. 1856, prof. 1870; public lecturer 1859-63, critic to Wiener Zeitung 1848-49, Pre e 1855-64, and Neue Freie Pre e; first book Vom Musikalischr-Schonen epoch-making in its insistence on the limitations of mus. to musical ideas, was followed by many others; an ardent, often violent opponent of Wagner and Liszt and equally violent supporter of Brahms and Schumann. Hardelot ( -d6-l6). Guy d’ [pseud, of Mrs. W. X. Rhodes, n6e Helen GuyJ, compr b. Hardelot Castle, near Bomogne-sur-Mer. Composed songs chiefly French, with wide range of feeling, and skill in composition; Sans toi Almond Blo oms A Bunch of Violets are well known; visited America with Calvd; living in London.
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