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y Gurréa (4-dha’-léd h-é-goora’-4), Marcel del., Coruna, Aug. 26, 1826—Longara, Dec. 16, 1881; pianist; Chopin: c. opera, etc. Adam (4d-an), (1) Louis, Muttersholtz, Alsatia, 1758—Paris, 1848; teacher and composer. (2) Adolphe Charles, Paris, July 24, 1803—May 3, 1856; son of above; c. many succe ful operas; Pierre et Catherine (1829), Le Chélet (1834), Longjumeau (1836), Le Fidéle Berger, Le Bra eur de Preston (1838), Le Roi d’ Yvetot (1842), La Poupée de Nuremberg, Cagliostro, and Richard en Palestine (1844), the ballets Giselle, Le Corsaire, Faust, etc.; in he founded the Thédtre tional, but was made bankrupt by the revolution of 1848, and entered the Conservatoire as prof. of composition to succeed his father. ( ’-im) F., Const appel, Saxony, Dec. 22, 1806—Leisnig, 1867; cantor and composer. Adam de la Hale (or Halle) (4d-an di la al), Arras, ca. 1240—Naples, 1287; “‘Le d’Arras” (Hunchback of Arras); a picturesque trouvére of great historical importance; c. chansons, jeux (operettas) motets; pub. 1872.