Duben’sky

Arcady, b. Ru ia, 1890; composer, violinist; pupil of Moscow Cons.; played vin. in Phila. Orch.; guest cond. of his works in America; c. (opera) “Romance Ba ” (Moscow Imp. Op., 1916); “The Raven,’ a melo-declamation to text by Poe; orch. works, incl. symphony, “‘Ru ian Bells” (N. Y. Symph., 1927); Fugue for 18 violins, etc. Dubois (dii-bwé) (1) (Clément Fran.) Th., Rosnay, Marne, Aug. 24, 1837— Paris, June 1t1, 1924; studied at Rheims, then under Marm on tel, Bénoist, Bazin, and Thomas (fugue and cpt.) at Paris Cons.; took Grand prix de Rome. with the cantata ‘‘Atala’’; also first prizes in all departments; sent from Rome a Solemn Ma (perf. at the Madeleine in 1870), a dram. work, ‘‘La Prova dun Opera Seria,’ and 2 overtures; etc. (dri’-shék), (1) Alex. Zack, Bohemia, Oct. 15, 1818— Venice, April 1, 1869; one of the most dextrous of pf.-virtuosi; c. an opera, etc. (2) Raimund, Zack, 1824—Leipzig, 1869, br. of above; leader. His wife (3) Elisabeth (née Nose), Cologne, 1832, a contralto. (4) Felix, Leipzig, Dec. 27, 1860— Berlin, Aug. 1, 1906; son of (1); pianist; student under Grabau, Ehrlich, Taubert, and Kiel at the Berlin Royal Hochschule; prof. Stern Cons., Berlin; c. a vin.-sonata (op. 16), etc. Drieberg (dré’-bérkh), Fr. J. von, Char lot ten burg, 1780-~1856; writer on Greek music; dram. composer. returned to Paris as a teacher; cond. at Saint-Clotilde; organist at the Madeleine; 1871 prof. of harm. at the Cons.; 1891 prof. of comp.; 1894, elected to Acad.; 1896, dir. of the Cons., and off icier of the Legion of Honour; c. operas; oratorios: ‘‘Les Septs Paroles du Christ’ (1867), ‘‘Le Paradis Perdw’’ (1878) (city of Paris prize), and ‘‘ Néire Dame de la Mer” (1897); cantatas; ma es, etc.; 3 overtures, incl. ‘‘Frith i off”’ (2) Léon, Bru els, Jan. 9, 1859—1935; pupil of Cons., took Grand prix de Rome; 1890 second cond., Th. de la Monnaie, Bru els, 1912-25, dir. of Bru els Cons. (vice Timel); c. operas, ballet, symphonic poem, <eAtalay ete: