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Dictionary of Musicians · 1910 · p. 185
Victor E., compr. b. Balden- April 24, 1867. Pupil of heim, Alsace, Jan 28, 1841, d and Adler; composed in Stra burg, May 28, 1890. While forms, operas, symphony, 5 student of theology, studied mus. poems, concertos for pi. and with Stem and produced succe ful opera ( FleureUe 1864) and turned Oskar, viola player, b Tabor, to music; after further study in Mar. 26, 1874. Pupil o.i Leipzig, was chorusmaster and condr. and Bennewitz at Prague at several theatres there; composed member of Bohemian Quar- 12 operas, of which Der Ratten jan ger (with K. Hoffmann, Suk, and von Hameln and Der Trompeter von 1891-1906; condr. Bohemian Sakkzngen have been extremely pop in Vienna and London, of ular, especially m Germany; though Philharm. Soc. until 1906; he had certain gift of popular melody, for own instrument. never attained any original heights. (nft-fS), Christian Gottlob, orgt Nesvadba (nes-vad'-ba), Joseph, condr b. Chemnitz, Feb. 5, 1748; compr. b Vyskei, Bohemia, Jan. 19, De au, Jan. 26, 1798. Studied 1824; d. Darmstadt, May 20, 1876. at Univ. of Leipzig, but influ- Student of philosophy at Prague, by J. A. Bnler composed where he produced opera Blavbart; and 1777 became condr. of condr. at Carlsbad, Olmutz, Graz, co.; oigt. at Bonn after Prague, Italian opera at Berlin, Ham where he was Beethoven’s burg; after 1864 court capellmeister accomp. and manager at at Darmstadt; compr. of Bohemian 1788-94; then condr. at songs and dances. last years in great poverty; Negvera (nesh-va'-ra) Joseph, compr., and arranged several operas, choirmaster, b. Proskoles, Bohemia, church mus etc. Oct. 24, 1842. Choir director at (nld'-ling-er), William Har- Prague, Koniggratz, and Olmutz compr. b. Brooklyn, July 20, Cath compr. of 3 operas, sym- Pupil of Dudley Buck and phony, septet, much vln. and pf. C Muller; after some years music, and distinguished church mus. (he taught singing in Paris),
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