Wolfram

(vél’-fram), (1) Jn. Chr., d. 1828; organist and writer at Goldbach, near Gotha. (2) Jos. Maria, Dobrzan, Bohemia, 1789—Teplitz, 1839; conductor and dram. composer. (vél’-froom), Philipp, Schwarzenbach-am-Wald, Bavaria, Dec. 17, 1854—Samaden, May 8, 1919; pupil Munich Sch. of Mus.; mus.-dir. Heidelberg Univ.; Dr. Phil. h. c. (Leipzig, 1891); c. “Gro es Halleluja,”’ and other choruses, pf.pes.,etc. (vél’-kén-shtin), von, Tyrol, ca. 1377—Aug. 2, 14453 a knight, amba ador, and wanderer, “the last of the Minnesinger,” c. poems and melodies.