Singer

(zing’-ér), (1) Peter, Hafelgehr (Lechthal), 1810—Salzburg, 1882; monk; inv. (1839) the ‘‘Pansy mph on ikon” (v. pb. D.); composer. (2) Edmund, Totis, Hungary, ‘Oct. 14, 1830—Stuttgart, Jan. 23, 1912; violinist; pupil of Ellinger, at Pesth, then of Kohne; toured, then studied with Jos. Béhm, Vienna, and at Paris Cons.; 1853-61 leader at Weimar, then leader at Stuttgart, and prof, at the Cons. (3) Otto, Sora, Saxony, 1833—New York,. 1804: pianist conductor, teacher and composer. (4) Otto, Jr., Dresden, Sept. 14, 1863 —Leipzig, Jan. 8, 1931; violinist; studied in Paris, in Berlin under Kiel, and in Munich under Rheinberger; 1890 teacher in Cologne Cons., and conductor; from 1892 lived-in Leipzig; c. vlin.-Concertstiick, etc. (5) Richard, b. Budapest, May 9, 1879; d. N. Y., Feb. 29, 1940; pianist; pupil Fiedler, Barth, Leschetizky and Busoni; esp. known as a Liszt performer; toured Europe and U.S.A.