Iijinski

(él-yén’-shk¥), Alexander Alexandrovich, Tsarkoe Selo, Jan. 24, 1859—Moscow, 1919?; composer; pupil of Kullak and Bargiel; 1885 prof. of theory at the Philharmonic Music School in Moscow; c. opera ‘‘The Fountain of Bastchi-Sarai’’; symph.; symphonic scherzo; pf.-pcs., songs, etc. Imbert (&én-bar), Hugues, Moulin sEn gilbert 1842—Paris, 1905; noted writer of biogs., etc. Inc’led on, Chas., Bery St. Kevern, Cornwall, 1763—1826; tenor, called “The Wandering Melodiste.”’ Indy (dain-dé), (Paul M. Th.) Vincent d’, Paris, March 27, 1851—Dec. 3, 1931; pupil of César Franck (comp.) ‘and at the Cons., 1875, chorusm. with Colonne; played drum-parts for 3 years to learn instrumentation; pres. of various concert-societies; mus.-inspector of Paris schools; Chev. of the Legion of Honour; 1896 he prof. of composition Paris Cons.; 1896 with Bordes Guilmant founded the Schola Can to rum, and became director; c. a 3-part symph. poem “Wal lens tein” (Part II., “I Piccolo mini,” prod. 1874 by Pasdeloup); symphonies (1) “On a French mountaineer-song,” and (2) ‘‘Jean Hunyadi,” symphonic legend “‘ La forét enchantée”’; overture to ‘Antony and Cleopatra’; “La Chevauchée du Cid,” for orch.; symphonic’ pf.-concerto; prod. 1-act comic opera, ‘‘Altendez-mot VOrme’’? (Op.-com., 1882); c. text and mus.; succ. mus. drama, ‘‘Fervaal”’ (Bru els, 1897); ‘‘L’ Etranger” (do. 1903); “‘Le chant de la cloche,” dramatic legend in seven pictures, with his own text, for soli, double chorus and orch. Festival cantata “Pour Vin augur at i on dune Statue” for barytone, chorus and orch., ‘‘Ode é@ Valence,” do. symph. in B flat, 1902; “Jour d’été ad la montagne,” 1905; “Souvenirs” for orch. 1906; songs, piano pieces and choruses, author of a ‘‘Cours de Composition Musicale,” 1902, and a life of César Franck, 1906.