Wiltberger

(vilt’-bérkh-ér), He in rich, Sobernheim, Aug. 17, 1841—Colmar, 1916; son of an organist; 1872-1906 teacher in Alsace; co-founder of the Cecilia society and composer of church music, and favourite Alsatian composer of male-choruses. (vin’-dér-shtin), (Wm. Gy.), Liineburg, Oct. 29, 1856 —Hanau, June 23, 1925; violinist; pupil of Leipzig Cons.; also playing Orch.; 1880-84, leader in Baron von Derwies’ orch. at Nice; till 1887, vln.-teacher at Winterthur (Switzerland) Cons., then cond. at Niirnberg; 1893-96, dir. Philh. Orch., at Munich, and at the Kaim Concerts; 1896, organised and conducted the ‘‘Winder stein Orch.”’; 1898, cond. Leipzig Singakademie; c. Trauermarsch, Valse-Caprice and Staéndchen for orch.; orch. suite, etc. Winding (vin’-ding), Aug. (Henrik), Taaro (Laaland), Denmark, March 24, 1835—Copenhagen, 16, 1899; pianist; pupil of Reinecke, Ree, Dreys chock and Gade; dir. and prof. Copenhagen Cons.; c. vln.-concerto, sonatas, etc. Wing’ham, Thos., London, 1846— 1893; organist and composer.