Napo’ledo

Arthur, Oporto, March 6, 1843—Rio de Janeiro, May 12, 1925; pianist and cond.; at 9 made a sensation at the courts of Lisbon, London (1852), and Berlin (1854), then studjed with Hallé, at Manchester; Europe, America. (1871?) N. S. Rio de Janeiro as mus.-seller, etc. Napravnik (N4prawnik) (nd-praf’-nék), Eduard, Bejst, near Kéniggratz, Aug. 24, 1839—St. Petersburg, Nov. To, 1915; pupil Prague Org.-Sch.; from 1856 teacher Maydl Inst. for Mus., Prague; 1861, cond. to Prince Yu upoff at St. Petersburg; then organist and znd cond. Ru ian Opera; from 1869 rst cond.; 1870-82, cond. the Mus. Soc.; c. 4 operas, incl. the succ. “‘Dubroffsky” (St. P., 1895); symph. poem “The Demon,’ overtures, incl. “Viasta” (1861), etc. Nardini (nar-dé’-né), Pietro, Fibiana, Tuscany, 1722—Florence, May 7, 1793; noted violinist; pupil of Tartini; ct.-musician at Stuttgart and Florence; composer.