Bohemia, Jan

14, 1835; d. Vienna, Jan. 15, 1907. At first oboe player; pf. pupil of Dachs when 25 at Vienna Cons., where he won medal, and later taught, having cla es in pf. expre ion 1875-1900; composed many remarkable works for pf. instruction, notably 300 studies without octaves, pedal studies, etc.; wrote a valuable work on The Pedals of the Piano. Schnecker (shnek'-erL Peter August, orgt., compr. b. He e-Darmstadt, Aug. 26, 1850; d. N. Y., Oct. 3, 1903. Came to America 1865; pupil of SCHOENEFELD S. P. Warren, N. Y and at Leipzig Cons 1874 of O. Paul and Richter; orgt in N. Y after 1872; written more church music than almost any other American (org mus. and cantatas for church), songs, and vln. works, etc., beside numerous transcriptions. Schneider (shnl'-der), Johann Christian Fried rich, compr. b Alt-Waltersdorf, Saxony, Jan. 3, 1786; d. De au, Nov. 23, 1853. Son and pupil of orgfc. Johann Gottlob S. (1753-1840); student at Leipzig TJniv.; also pupil of Unger; orgt. Leipzig 1807, of Thomas kir che 1812; opera condr. 1816, director Stadt Th. 1817; in De au court capellmeister 1821, organizer of Liedertafd founder of School of Mus. 1829 (closed 1854); R. Franz among pupils; conducted at many festivals; composed oratorios popular at time, Das WeUgericht, Die Sundflut etc., 23 symph., overtures, etc.; pf. works collected. Schnorr von Carolsfeld (shnor-von-ka'- rols-felt), Ludwig, dram, tenor, b. Munich, July 2, 1836; d. Dresden, June 21, 1865. Son of painter; studied at Leipzig Cons., and with J. Otto and Devnent; d6but Carlsruhe 1858; tenor at Dresden after 1860, created part of Tristan, Munich, 1865, nis wife Malvina (1825-1904) singing Isolde. Schnyder von War ten see (shnl'-der von var i-ten-sS), Xaver, teacher compr. b. Lucerne, Apr. 16, 1786; d. Frankfort-on-Main, Aug. 27, 1868. Studied with Kienlen in Vienna; after fighting in 1815, taught at Yverdun, and after 1817 at Frankfort; wrote charming vocal music, opera For tun at, cantatas, part-songs, etc 2 symphonies, and published System der Rhythmik.