Jaco’bi

Frederick, b. San Francisco, May 4, 1891; composer; studied with Gold mark, Gallico, Joseffy, Juon and Ernest Bloch; a t. cond., Met. Op. Co., 1913-17; one of founders, Amer. Mus. Guild; mem. executive board, League of Comps., N. Y.; from 1936 teacher of comp., Juilliard School of Music; c. string based on Amer. (Zurich Fest., Intern at’l. Soc. for Contemp. Music, 1926); (orch.) ‘‘The Pied Piper,? “‘California Suite? “The Eve of Saint Agnes,” “Indian Dances”; ‘‘Two A yrian Prayers’ for voice and orch., ‘‘The Poet in the Desert,” for. barytone, chorus and orch.; piano concerto; ’cello concerto; ‘‘Sacred Service’ for synagogue; vin. and works; pianist. m. Schwarz, Jacobs (zh&-k6), Edouard, b. Hal, Belgium, 1851; pupil of Servais, Bru els Cons.; ’cellist Weimar ct. orch. for some years; 1885 prof. Bru els Cons. Ja’cobsen, Sascha, b. Finland (Ru ian parents); violinist; studied piano at 5, violin at 8; pupil of Kneisel, also of St. Petersburg Cons.; N. Y. début, 1915; has toured England, Germany, France, Spain and U. S. Jacobsohn (yak’-6p-zén), Simon E., Mitau, Kurland, Dec. 24, 1839— Chicago, 1902; violinist; pupil Leipzig Cons.; 1860 leader Bremen orch.;: 1872, of Theodore Thomas’s orch., N. Y.; teacher Cincinnati Cons., then Chicago.: