Schultheiss

(shoolt’-his), Benedict, d. 1693; organist and composer, Niirnerg. (shool-ta’-zi-oos), Jn. Paul, Fechheim, Saxe-Coburg, 1748— Leghorn, 1816; theorist and composer. (shoolts-i-da-yéf’ski), Ella von, St. Petersburg, Feb. 10, 1846—Bonn, July 29, 1926; upil of Henselt and the St. Petersoe Cons.; pianist; toured and from 1882 lived at Venice; c. opera “‘ Die Morgen rite der Fretheit’’, “Sonate grecque’’ for clarinet and piano, etc. Schultze (shoolt’-tsé), (1) Jn., organist and composer, Dannenberg, wick, 1612. (2) Chp., cantor, etc., Delitzsch, Saxony (1647 — 1668). (3) Dr. Wm. H., Celle, Hanover, 1827—Syracuse, N. Y., 1888; violinist and profe or. (4) Ad., b. Schwerin, Nov. 3, 1853; pianist; pupil of Kullak’s Acad., Berlin; teacher there; 1886-90 ct.-cond., and dir. of the Cons.; later in Berlin; c. a pf.-concerto, etc. Schulz (shoolts), (x). Vide pRAT oR I US. (2) Jn. Abraham Peter, Liineburg, March 30 (31?), 1747—Schwedt, June 10, 1800; important predece or of Schubert as a song-writer; pupil of Kirnberger, Berlin; teacher there, 1780, ct.-cond. at Rheinsberg; 1787— 94, ct.-cond. Copenhagen; and theo- Tist; c. operas, oratorios, etc. (3) Jn. Ph. Chr., Langensalza, Thu ring i a, 1773—Leipzig, 1827; cond. composer. (4) Fd., Ko ar, 1821— Berlin, 1897; 1856 conductor, mus.dir., singing-teacher and composer. (5) August, Brunswick, June 15, 1837 —Feb. 12, 1909; violinist; pupil of Zinkeisen, Leibrock, and Joachim; leader of the Ducal Orch, there; c. pop. male quartets. (6) Leo, b. Posen, March, 28, 1865; ’cellist; pupil of Berlin Hochsch.; soloist in Philh. Orch. there; after 1890 with N. Y. _ Fhilh.; taught at Nat’l Cons.; mem. Margulies Trio, 1904-15. f\chulz-Beuthen (shoolts-boi’-tén), H., Beuthen, Upper Silesia, June 109, 1838—Dresden, 12, 1ro915; pupil of Leipzig Cons., and of Riedel; 1881, pf.-teacher, Dresden Cons.; 1893, in Vienna; after 1895 again at Dresden Cons.; prof., 1911; a Wagner and Liszt disciple; c. 4 operas, 8 symphonies, ‘ Haydn,” “Frihlingsfeter,’ Eb, “Schin Elizabeth,” “Reformation-S,”’ (with organ); “ Konig Lear,” and a “ KinderSinfonte”; symph. poem, “Die Todtentnsel’”’; 3 overtures, incl. “‘Indian is cher Kriegstanz’’; cantatas with orch., “Befretungsgesang der Verbannten Israels,” and “ Harald,” requiem and Psalms 42, 43, and 125 with orch. Psalm 13, @ cappella male choruses, etc. (shoolts-shva4’-rén), K., Schwerin, Jan. 3, 1845—Mann' heim, May 24, 1913; pianist; pupil of Stern Cons., Berlin; ct.-pianist to Grand Duke of Mecklenburg; 18851go1, teacher at Stern Cons., Berlin; then in Mannheim; c. a symph., overtures “Torguato Ta o,” “Die Braut von Me ina,’ and “Triomphale’; Sanctus, Benedictus, etc., with orch., etc. (shoolts’-%), (1) Jn. Fr., Milbitz, Thu ring i a, 1793—Paulinzelle, 1858; org.-builder with his sons at Miihlhausen. (2) Ad., Mannhagen, near Moélln, April 13, 1835—Jena, April, 1920; concert-ba ; pupil of Carl Voigt, Hamburg, and Garcia, London; head-prof. of singing R. Hochschule, Berlin.