Lee

Music Lover's Encyclopedia · 1939 · p. 12
(la), Louis, Hamburg, Oct. 109, 1819—Liibeck, Aug. 26, 1896; ’cellist; pupil of J. N. Prell; at 12 gave concerts; ’cellist in the Hamburg Th.; lived organist, several years chamber-mus. in Paris; soirées, Hamburg; until 1884, teacher in the Cons. and rst ’cello; c. symphonies, overtures, etc. Lefébure-Wély (lt-fa-biir-va-lé), L. Jas. Alfred, Paris, 1817—1869; noted organist; c. opera, ma es, Lefébvre (lt-fév’-r), Chas. etc. “ Edouard, Paris, June 19, 1843—Aix-les-Bains, Sept. 8, 1917; pupil of Ambr. Thomas, Paris Cons.; 1870, Grand prix de Rome; 1873, after touring the Orient settled in Paris; after 1895, theory prof., Paris Cons.; c. succ. opera, ‘“Djelma’” “Zaire” (889), etc. (1894); Lefévre (li-fév’-r), J. X., Lausanne, 1763—Paris, 1829; clarinettist, composer and profe or.
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