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(hi’-nikh-én), Jn. D., Kré uln, near Wei enfels, 1683—Dresden, 31729; dram. writer. (hin’-rikh), (1) G,, Jn. (Silesia), 1807—Sorau, 1882; organist, writer and composer. (2) He in rich XXIV., Prince Reu j. L., Dec. 8, 1855—Einstbrunn, Oct. 2, I910; pianist; c. a symphony, a pf.-sonata, etc. Heinroth (hin’-rot), (1) Chp. Gl., for 62 years organist at Nordhausen. (2) Jn. Aug. Giinther, Nordhausen, 1780—Géttingen, 1846; son of above; director and composer. (3) Charles, b. New York, Jan. 2, 1874; organist; studied piano with Friedheim and Spicker, org. with John White and comp. with Herbert; also in Munich with Hieber and Rheinberger; after 1893, org. in various N. Y. and Brooklyn churches and taught at Nat’l. Cons.; 1907, org. dir. of music at Carnegie Inst., Pittsburgh, Pa., where he has given notable series of weekly recitals; also heard in other cities. (hints), Albert, Eberswalde, Pru ia, March 21, 1882—Berlin, June 14, 10911; organist ‘‘Petrikirche,”’ Berlin; writer on Wagner; composer.