Breuning

(bro i’-ning), Fd., Brotterode, Thu ring i a, 1830 — Aix-la-Chapelle, 1883; pf. prof., Cologne Cons.; 1865, director. Bréval (bra-v4l), (1) J. Bap., Dept. of PAisne, France, 1756—Cha mouille, 1825; ’cellist and teacher. (2) Lucienne, Berlin, Nov. 4, 1869—Paris, Aug. 15, 1935; pupil of Warot at Paris Cons.; notable dramatic soprano at Grand Opéra, Paris, for years; début there in “L’ Africaine,” 1892; “Briinnhilde’? French; sang at Covent Garden, and goo in New York. Bréville (bra-vél), Pierre Onfroy de, b. Bar-le-Duc, France, Feb. 21, 1861; critic, career; then studied at Paris Cons. and with César Franck; teacher at the Schola Can to rum; c. ma es,” sacred chorus with orch., “Sainte Rose de Lima’; symph. poem, “ Nuit de décembre’; overture, ‘‘ Prince e Maleine,”’ music for “‘ Les sept Prince es,” and “‘Sakuntala,” etc., orch. fantasie “* Portraits des Music i ens’’; songs, etc. Brew’er, (1) Thos., 1609—1676; viol.player, ‘‘father of the glee.” (2) J. Hyatt, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1856— Nov. 30, 1931; for 7 years boy soprano; studied with Dudley Buck others; churches, 1881 at the Lafayette Av. Presby. Ch.; cond. various vocal societies; composed cantatas, etc. Briccialdi (brét-chal’-dé), Giulio, Terni, Papal States, 1818—Florence, 1881; flutist.