Herz

(hérts or érs), (1) Jacques Simon, Frankfort, Dec. 31, 1794—Nice, Jan. 27, 1880; of Jewish parentage; studied at Paris Cons. with Pradher; ianist and teacher in Paris; then Tondon: 1857, acting-prof. Cons.; c. vin.-sonatas, etc. (2) Henri, Vienna, Jan. 6, 1806—Paris, Jan. 5, 1888; x1st prize pf.-pupil Paris Cons.; very popular as touring _ Pianist; succ. as mfr. of pianos; obtained extravagant prices for his comps.; prof. at the Cons.; writer. (hér’-tsokh), (1) Jn. G,, Schmolz, Bavaria, Sept. 6, 1822— Munich, Feb. 4, 1909; pupil of Bodenschatz, and at Altdorf Semi-. nary; 1842, organist at Munich; 1848, cantor; 1850, organ-prof. at the Cons.; 1854, mus. dir. Erlangen Univ.; 1866, Dr. Phil.; later prof.; retired 1888; composer. (2) Emilie, Erm at in gen, Switzerland, 1859— Aarburg, Sept. 16, 1923; soubrette coloratura-singer; pupil Zurich Sch. of Mus., then of Gloggner, and Ad. Schimon, Munich; début, Munich (1879); 1889-1916, Berlin ct.-opera; 1922 taught Zurich Cons. (hér’-tsdkh-én-bérkh), (1) H. von, Graz, Styria, June 10, 1843—Wiesbaden, 1900; prof. at Berlin, etc.; director, profe or and composer. (2) Elizabeth (née von Stock hausen) (?) 1848—San Remo, 1892; pianist, wife of above.