Nohr

(nor), Chr. Fr., Langensalza, Thu ring i a, 1800—Me in in gen, violinist and dram. composer. 1875; holm, April 16, 1920; Swedish composer; pupil Stockholm Musikakademie; bandmaster, Dresden and Paris; from 1875 organist and teacher at Stockholm; 188r teacher of harmony at the Musikakad.; 1885 court cond.; c. orch. works, etc. Nor’draak (nér’-drik), Rikard, Christiania, June 12, 1842—Berlin, March 20, 1866; composer whose early death ended a promising career; pupil of Kiel and Kullak; c. incid. music to Bjornson’s ‘Maria Stuart’ and “Sigurd Slembe,” piano pieces, etc. No’ren, He in rich Gottlieb, Graz, Jan. 6, 1861—Rottach, June 6, 1928; violinist; pupil of Ma art; concertmaster in various countries; from 1896-1902 in Crefeld, where he founded a Cons.; teacher at Stern Cons., in Berlin; later in Dresden; c. orch. variations ‘ Kaleidoskop”’ (Dresden, 1907), serenade for orch., etc. Noré’na, Eidé, (née Kaja Hansen) b. Martin, Warsaw, 1781—-Chateau Conantre, Marne, 1854; ‘cellist and Oslo, Norway; soprano; studied and made début in Scand in a via; sang at La Scala with succ.; at Covent Garden, 1924-25, and at Paris Op.; Amer. début in N. Y. concert, 1926; (nér-blan), profe or. (1) Louis (2) Emile, 1821—1880; son of above; ’cellist.