Zingarelli

Nicola Antonio, compr. b. as Th. Thomas, he yet ac- Naples, Apr. 4, 1752; d. Torre del much in accustoming Greco, near Naples, May 5, 1837. of U. S esp. Boston, to Pupil of Fenaroli and Speranza at orchestral music and m de- Cons, in Naples; produced 1st opera taste for it. 1768, but had not much succe be- (zitchy), Geza, Count, pst. b. fore Alsinda Milan, 1785; wrote 27 Hungary, July 22, 1849. operas before 1811 (most famous right arm at 17, but persisted, (hvl'ietta e Romeo Milan, 1796); le ons from Mayrberger, Volk maestro at Milan Cath. 1792, at and Liszt, until he became Loreto, at St. Peter's Rome 1804: virtuoso with left hand; imprisoned and sent to Paris 181x in public service, gives conio.u-mcr to conduct Te Denim at chiefly for charity; pres, of huh ol.Vipoldon’s son, was released v Nat l Acad., in ten a ant of by N.; dir. royal coll, of mus. at Opera 1890-94; composed 2 Naples 1813, maestro at Cath. cantata, melodrama, studies 1816; Bellini, Mercadante, Morlacchi pieces for left hand. among pupils; composed operas and great deal of church music, 2 ma es Jaroslaw de, pst., compr b. for every day in year, etc. (Austrian Poland), Mar. 31, Educated at gov’t school, Zollner (ts61'-ner), He in rich, compr. and military school, Vib. Leipzig, July 4, 1854. First in at the same time studying tended for law; pupil at Leipzig Cons, under Mikuli, Schulhoff, Ceof Reinecke, Jada ohn, Richter, and and Frye; 1863-64 engaged in Wenzel; mus. dir. Dorpat Univ. 1878; Polish revolt against Ru ia; condr. of several societies and teach in 1864 came to U. S., served er at Cons., Cologne, 1885; took Ma , regiment until close of the male chorus on tour to Italy 1889; War; took up music as a procondr. New York Deutscher Lieder lived in New York City, kranz 1890; dir. mus. Leipzig Univ. Rapids, Mich Detroit, and 1898, and condr. Paulinerchor; 1888-1910; moved to Los teacher of comp, at L. Cons. 1902, 1910; compositions for orch. succeeding Reinecke; mus. critic of 274 ZUMPE TageUoit; 1907 went to Berlin as teacher in Stem Cons.; 1908 at Antwerp as dir. Flemish op.; composed many male choruses, cantatas, etc., as well as symph., orch. episode, etc.