Pauer

(pow'-er), Ernst, pst., teacher. b. Vienna, Dec 21, 1826; d. Jugenheim, May 9, 1905. Pupa of Dirzka, Mozart's son, Wolfgang A. M., ana Sechter, and of F. Lachner in Munich; director mus. societies at Mayence 1847-51; succe of performances in London led him to settle there 1851; 1859-64 prof, at Royal Acad. Mus., and 1876 at Nat'l Training Sch., 1883 at Royal Coll. Mus.; 1861 began series of historical recitals of pf music in chronological 197 PAUL order, pf. collections, English conspicuous Musical positions; His 31, Lachner; at concert arranger symphonies. Paul walaau, Apr. at Cons, and returned translated der Geschichte Musikalisches Paumann b. Munich, birth; burgher berg wrote is and i, liest comp. Paur witz, father’s peared with in Ka el 1880, Symph. Philharmonic Nat’l of London, Orch. 1912-13; bring than Payne, New Apr. and and stage, PEN FIELD and 1871 lectures on hist, of and Paris 1809-1832, where he knew mus.; these and his published prominent men of the time; wrote AUe Clamermusik, Old words to Home Sweet Home in text Composers etc., have won of Clan, or the Maid of Milan praise; primer on (music by H. R. Bishop, after Sici- Forms etc and some comlian air); returned to u. S. 1832; retired to Germany 1896. consul at Tunis after 1841. son Max, pst. b. London, Oct. Peace. Albert Lister, orgt b. Hudders- 1866. Pupil of father, of V. prof. Cologne Cons 1887, field, Eng Jan 26, 1844; d Mar. 14, Stuttgart Cons. 1897; succe ful 1912. Very precocious; orgt. at 9; pupil of Horn and of Parratt; orgt. player, compr. of pf. pieces, at church in Glasgow 1866, 1870 at of Mozart and Haydn Univ 1879 at cathedral; 1875 Mus. Doc. Oxford; 1897 succeeded Best (powl), Oskar, writer, b. Freiat St. George’s Hall, Liverpool; Apr. 8, 1836; d Leipzig, compr. of cantata and org. mus.; 18, 1898. Student of theology edited Scottish Hymnal 1885. Leipzig Univ. and of music at with Hauptmann, Richter, Pearce, Charles William, compr., writer Plaidy; after living elsewhere, b. Salisbury, Dec. 5, 1856. Pupil of Aylward, Hovte, E. J. Hopkins, etc to Leipzig as lecturer 1866; Boethius, wrote Lehrbuch Mus. Doc. Cambridge 1884; orgt. Salisbury and London; prof, of Harmomk, and authoritative des Claviers; founded organ and comp. 1882 and dean 1892 Trinity Coll., London; exam- Wochenblatt iner Cambridge 1888-91; lectured (pow'-man), Conrad, orgt on plain song, etc.; composed Nuremberg, about 1410; d. choral and church music, organ Jan 25, 1473. Blind from pieces, exercises in vocal training. adopted and educated by Grundherr, orgt. Nurem- Pears all, Robert Lucas de, compr. b. 1446, at Munich after 1467; Clifton, Mar. 14, 1795; d. Schlo (1452) Fund amentum organ- War ten see, Lake Con stance, Aug. 5, with exercises, one of ear- 1856. Practised law until 1825 attempts at purely instrumental when, abroad for his health, studied music with Panny, and later with Ett at Munich; 1842 settled at (powr), Emil, condr b. Czemo- War ten see; composed madrigals and Bukovina, Aug. 29, 1855. As choral works (0 who will o'er the pupil on vm. and pf., apdowns so free?, Sir Patrick Spens, in at 8; studied at Vienna Cons, 10 parts, etc); part editor of old De off and Hellmesberger; vlt. Catholic song book, writer of e ays court orch. 1870; condr. at (study on fifths and octaves, etc.). 1876, Konigsberg, Mannheim Leipzig Stadt Th. 1891, Bost. Pearson, H. H., see Pierson. Orch 1893-98, of N. Y. Dictionary of Musicians