Ferro’ni

V. Emidio Carmine, Tramutola, Italy, Feb. 17, 1858—Milan, Jan. 11, 1034; pupil Paris Cons.; ist prize in harm. and comp., 188083; 1881, a t.-prof. of harm. at the Cons.; 1888 prof. of comp. at Milan Cons., and mus. dir. of the ‘Famiglia Artistic a.”” 1897, Chevalier of the Ital. Crown; c. operas ‘‘Rudello” (Milan, 1892); and (text and mus. of) “< Ettore Fieramosca’ (Como, 1896). (fa-rd0d’), Pierre-Octave, Che elay, France, 1900—near Debrecen, Hungary, Aug. 17, 1936 (motor accident); composer; had shown sensitive impre ionistic manner in his works; studied with Florent Schmitt; served as critic on various periodicals; c. (orch.) “‘Foules,” perf. with succ..by various Amer. orchestras; ‘“‘Au Parc Monceau’”’; Serenade; also a comic opera “Chirurgie,” given at Monte Carlo, 1928; ballet, ‘“‘Jeune e,”’ etc. Fes’ca, (1) Fr. Ernst, Magdeburg, 1789 —Carlsruhe, 1826; violinist and composer. (2) Alex. Ernst, - Carlstuhe, May 22, 1820—Brunswick, Feb. 22, 1849; son of above; brilliant pianist and dram. composer.