Kindermann
Music Lover's Encyclopedia · 1939 · p. 11
(kint’-ér-min), (1) Jn. Erasmus, b. Niirnberg, 1616—Venice, 1655; organist and composer. (2) Aug., Potsdam, 1817—Munich, 1891; barytone. (3) Hedwig, daughter of above. Vide REICHER, K. Kind’ler, Hans, b. Rotter dam, Jan. 8, 1893; ’cellist and conductor; studied at Rotter dam Univ. and Cons., also with Mo el, Casals and Gerardy; served as teacher of ’cello at Scharwenka Cons., Berlin, and _ chief *cellist at Char lot ten burg Op., has toured widely in Eur. countries; also in U. S., where he has been resident for some years; organised and cond. Nat’l. Symph. Orch., Washington, D. C., after 1930; also in Paris, Bru els, Vienna, Prague, Rome, Milan, and world prem iére of Stravinsky’s ‘A poll on Musagéte”® at Washington Fest.
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