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August, pst., comm. b. Stock- holm, June 17, 1858. Early appearances as pst. 1863, 1869; pupil of Dahl, and at Royal Cons, at Copenhagen of Neupert, Hartmann, Gade, etc.; 1875-76 director of orch. and of mus. soc further study with Kiel, Kullak, and Liszt; concerts in England, in New York 1885; 1886-91 a t. dir. Chicago Mus. Coll., 1891-94 director in Gottschalk Lyric School; after further tours in Scand in a via, returned to Chicago 1897; composed for pf., orch., and songs. Imbart (an-b ) de la Tour, Jean Baptiste Georges, tenor, b. Pans, May 20, 1865; d Bouillon, 1911. Pupil at Paris Cons., 1st prize 1890, ddbut Geneva 1891; engagements at Op£ra Comique, Paris, Bru els, and Geneva, U. S. 1901 with Grau Co. d’lhdy (dan-di'), Paul Marie Vincent Kid Theodore], compr. b. Paris, 27, 1851. Studied law at request of family and at same time pf. with Dimmer and harmony with Lavignac; after serving as volunteer in Franco-Pru ian war, selected music as profe ion; kettle drummer in orch. of A ’n artist i que des concerts du CMtelet, then 137 ISAAK cho it as master; 1872-75, faithful Franck; 1875 at opera prize chorusmaster certs, first with Soc. prof, Guilmant torum prof, where Bost. operas on No. htar, for music, of works Course raphies oven; school he puntal mind: too Isaak b. 1450; Jackson, chester, lyn, org. and mony whitner pf. Organ, Jackson, b. July orgt. London; and JACKSON org. cla at Cons. nously spelled Izac, Ysaak, Yzac; taking first acce tt; long a called in Italy Arngo Tedesco; 1477- and thorough pupil of C 90 orgt and director in household of 1873 met Liszt at Weimar; Lorenzo the Magnificent; later in overture Piccohmim performed Home, later at court of Maximilian Pasdeloup concerts; 1882 one-act 1 at Vienna; composed ma es, and produced, 1885 won Paris sacred and secular songs,.many of with Chant de la cloche, 1887 which are very beautiful. for Lamoureux con- Isouard (lz'-o-ar), Niccol6 [called Nichaving charge of chorus for colo de Malte], compr. b Malta, Dec. Paris performance of Lohengrin; Franck and others founder of 6, 1775; d. Paris, Mar. 23, 1818. Studied under Amendola, Sala, and nationals de mustque; refused Gughelmi, while holding position in at Cons. 1895; with Bordes and bams; 1795 produced 1st opera; orgt. founded 1896 Schola Can and capellm. to Maltese Order; after of which he is director and writing operas at home, went 1799 of comp visited America 1905, to Paris; Boieldieu’s return from he conducted a few concerts of Ru ia stimulated his best effort in Symph. Orch. Has composed Jean not et Colin and Joconde; wrote Fervaal, L’Etranger, symph. in all about 50 operas, many ma es, a mountain air (with pf symph. ), motets, etc.; death hastened by envy 2, symph. poems Wal lens tein, at Boieldieu’s election to Academy. La fortt enchanMe, variations saxophone and orch., chamber Dictionary of Musicians