Lalo

(la-lo), Edouard [Victor Antoine], 19, 1811; d Carlsruhe, Jan. 22, compr. b. Lille, Jan. 27, 1823; a. Studied with father and with Pans, Apr. 22, 1892 Vln pupil at succeeded Ignaz as orgt. Lille Cons, of Baumann; 1st m Paris Vienna 1831 and Franz as court in Arming aud-Jacquard quartet, Mannheim 1836-1873; composed operas Fiesque (never per of German opera London formed), La jacquerie (finished by opera in Frankfort 1848; lived Coquard, perf 1895), Le rot d Ys Carlsruhe after 1873, taught in (1888, most notable for power and after 1884; composed popular characterization); 2 vln concertos (AU Heidelberg, etc.). (especially Symph. espagnole for vln. (lak), [Marie] Theodore, pat, ana orch.), Rhapsoche norvigienne, b Quimper, FinistSre, etc., ballet Namouna from which two Sept. 3, 1846 Studied at orch. suites were arranged; notable Cons, with Bazin and Mar especially for orchestration of delicate since 1863 teaching in Pans; and picturesque originality. of Acad. 1881, of public in- 1887; published large num- Lambert Alexander, pst. b. Warsaw, of educational and technical Nov. 1, 1862. Pupil of father Henry, of all degrees of difficulty, and at Vienna Cons of Epstem, at Berlin piece* nH^worihv charm of Urban in comp.; after concerts in melody.i:-i \i li:.! vv. New York 1881, in Germany and Ru ia, pupil for few months of (la-k6nbe'), Louis [pseud, of Liszt; came to America 1884; gave Trouillon], compr. b. Bourges, concerts until 1892; 1888 director 26, 1818; d. St. Vaast-la- N. Y. Coll, of Mus.; compositions Sept. 30, 1884. Studied at for pf. and technical works. Cons, with Zimmermann; 1st 1831; 1832 tour as pst 1834-39 Lambillotte (lan-bi-yot'), Louis, writer, Vienna, pupil of Czerny, Seyfried, compr. b. Charleroi, Hainault, Mar. after 1839 m Pans, teaching, 27, 1797; d. Vaugirard, Feb. 27, 1855. popular pf. music, 3 Orgt. at Charleroi and Dinant, mas- (La Maaone only prod, during ter of chapel of St. Acheul at Jesuit life), prize melodrama with Seminary; became Jesuit 1825; com- Sapho 2 dram, symph posed 4 ma es and other church Arva), etc wrote e ay music; published Antipkonavre de; Philosophic et musique. St Gatt with notes, and e ays on plain song. (la~c5m'), Paul [properly Paul Jacques Lacome de rEstalenz], lLamond', Frederick A..pst. b. Glasb. Houga, Gers, France, Mar ow, Jan. 28, 1868. Pupil of brother 1838. After study in native place f)avid, orgt. at Laurieston; studied to Paris where his operetta at Raff Cons., Frankfort, with prize; composed several popular Max Schwarz, etc., then with Von (La martehcde Chaudron, Bulow and Liszt; ddbut Berlin 1885; quafrejulesAyinon, etc ), works for Glasgow and London 1886; Ru ia instruments, pf. trio, org. mus. 1896, Paris 1899, U. S. 1902; e ongs (notably Estudiantina). pecially distinguished as player of Beethoven; gives recitals entirely of (la-fon), Charles Philippe, vlt. B’s sonatas.