Sacchini

(sa-kS'-ne), Antonio Maria Gasparo, compr. b. Pozzuoli, near Safonoff Naples, July 23, 1734; d Paris, Istchory, Oct. 8, 1786. Son of fisherman; Pupil aided by Durante, studied with him, chetizkv Fiorenza, and Manna at Cons, in where Naples; succe of early operas so 1885 great that he rivaled Piccini m 1889-90: Rome; after A le andro neW Indie his 1768, director of Cons, in Venice; St. lived in London 1772-82, producing 1890 several operas; fled for debt to Paris, monic where he produced remodeled operas out and two new ones Dardanus and fo'rce SAFONOFF (root'-hardt), Adolf, pf. b. Stuttgait, Feb. 9, 1849- at Cons, there; teacher in 1868-85, at Leipzig Cons, 1S86, wrote Das Khmer em Abn , Chormeister- (biocraphie*) and some ol ll-clMiunn'b Wegweiser Thomas, clarinet and viola b. Ireland, 1827; d. New Ma ., Mar. 5, 1903. to U. S. 1844, studied m original member of Men- Quintet Club formed in 1849 members A and W. Fries, F. and Lehmann), and only who persisted during 40 of the club and its wide tours; Recollections of an old 1899. Thomas Philander, orgt. b. Ma ., June 29, 1836; d. Ma ., Dec. 2, 1887. of G. Satter; orgt. at Tremont teacher, succe ful choral gifted accomp popular transcriptions ot Old Oaken Nearer my Qod to Thee, d Cohne; in later works by Gluck; operas care effectively composed, obsolete lacking in originality. (saks), Hans, mastersinger, b. Nov. 5, 1494; a. there, 19, 1576. Wrote some 5000 and tales, composing numermelodies; most important of mastersingers; shoe by trade; represented by in Die Meister singer. (saf-bn'-of), Wasili, condr b. Caucasus, Feb. 6, 1852. of Zaremba, Bra in, and Lesat St. Petersburg Cons., he taught 1881-85; teacher and director Moscow Cons. Goedicke and Lh4vinne pupils; condr. in various cities, Petersburg Imperial concerts Vienna, New York Philhar-; 1904-1909; conducts with baton, with great skill and the of magnetic personality. 221 ; SAINT ON Saint on (san-tdn), Prosper Philippe Catherine, vli. b Toulouse, June 5, 1813; d. London, Oct. 17, 1890 Studied with Habeneck at Pans Cons., 1st prize 1834; member Op4ra and Cons, orchestra; taught Toulouse Cons. 1840-44, at London Royal Acad, after 1845; leader Philharmonic 1846-54, of Sacred Harmonic Soc. after 1848, at Covent Garden, etc.; composed vln. concertos, solos, etc. His wife Saint on-