Bel’lermann

(1) Konstantin, Erfurt, 1696—Miinden, 1758; rector and composer. (2) Jn. Fr., Erfurt, 1795, —Berlin, 1874; writer on Greek music. His son (3), Jn. GfeH.. Berlin, March 10, 1832—Potsdam, April 10, 1903; pupil R. Inst. for ch.music, 1866; prof. of mus. Berlin U. (vice Marx.); theorist and composer. important pub. house in Leipzig for works by his countrymen. (2) Victor Michailovitch, b. Uralsk, Ru ia, Feb. 5, 1888; eminent musicologist and writer on music. Belce. Vide REUSS-BELCE. Belcke (bél’-ké), (1) Fr. Aug., Lucka, Altenburg, 1795—1874; the first trombone virtuoso. (2) Chr. GL, Lucka, 1796—1875; bro. of above; Padua, r5th cent.; prof. of philosophy, ca. 1422; theorist. Fran. Bellére (bél-lir’) (or Belle’rus, rightly Beellaerts) (bal-larts’), (1) Jean, d. Antwerp, ca. 1595; publisher. Belaiev, (1) Mitrofan, St. Petersburg, Feb. 10, 1836—Jan. 10, 1904; noted music patron and eccentric millionaire, who sponsored the work of the Ru ian Nationalist group of comdeman’do), (bél-lad’-zé), Venice, 1618-28. b. Op. House, N. Y.; Garden Op., London; Teatro Colon, Buenos Aires; also in various opera houses of Italy, Spain, Portugal, and South America.