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Music Lover's Encyclopedia · 1939 · p. 6
Thos., England, ca. 1580— 1648: composer and writer. (1) v. FORSTER (4). (2) Chr., Bebra, Thu ring i a, 1693—Rudolstadt, 1745; organist, conductor and composer. (3) Emanuel Aloys, Neurath, Austrian Silesia, 3, 1907; churches; since 1887, Prague Cath.; in various prof. of c. ma es theory, Cons.; and requiems, org.-pcs; 1 54 wrote a treatise on harmony. (5) Vide FOERSTER. (6) Alban, Reichenbach, Saxony, strelitz, Jan. Oct. 23, 1849—Neu18, 1916; violinist; pupil R. Blume, later of Dresden Cons.; leader at Carlsbad, Breslau, Stettin; 1871, court mus., and cond. Neustrelitz, 1881, in Dresden. (7) Josef B., b. Prague, Sept. 30, 1859; son of (4); pupil of Prague Cons.; c. 5 operas, 2 symphonies, chamber music, etc.; critic, teacher.
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