Miceli

(mé-cha’-lé), Giorgio, Reggio di Calabria, 1836—Naples, 1895; c. 6 operas, 2 biblical operas, etc. Michael (mé’-khd-él), (z) Rogier, d. Dresden, 1618; tenor and cond. to the Elector; c. motets. His son (2) Tobias, b. Dresden, 1592; church cond. Leipzig; c. church music, etc. Michael is (mé-kha’-d-lés), Chr. Fr., Leipzig, 1770—1834} writer. (mé-ka’-lé), Romano, Rome, ca. 1575—ca. 1655; conductor, writer and composer of notable canons, etc. (mid’-dél-shool-té), Wilhelm, b. Werne, Westphalia, 3, 1863; organist; pupil of the Berlin Inst. for church music; from 1888 organist there; in 1891 Chicago; 1894-1918, org. of the Thomas orch.; c. canons “Our Heaven”; organ concerto on a theme of Bach’s; canonic fantasie on Bach, CLG. (mélk), Ernst, Wiborg, Oct. 24, 1877—Locarno, Oct. 22, 18993 Finnish composer, who, in spite of his pitifully brief life of 22 years, gained a place of national importance; pupil of Tietse, Radecke and Bruch; c. Finnish symph.; ‘‘MJacbeth’; Finnish fantasie for chorus and orch.; Finnish orch. suite, etc. (mérsh), (1) Carl Alex. Johannes, Dresden, 1865—Cincinnati, O., Sept. 8, 1916; violinist; pupil of the Cons. and of Ma art; 1888-90 teacher in Aberdeen, then for a year with the Boston Symph. Orch.; 1894-98 artistic dir. of the Athens Cons. and court violinist; 1g02, returned to the U. S.; from gro at Cincinnati Coll. of Music. His brother (2) Paul Fr., b. Dresden, Jan. 18, 1868; ’cellist, pupil of Royal Akad., Munich; from 1892 in New York, for five years soloist N. Y. Symph. Orch., 1898, soloist Met. Opera; c. Indian rhapsody, for orch., ’cello and violin concertos, etc. (mén-y ), (rightly Scheltobrjuchov), b. Warsaw Aug. 13, 1852; pupil of the Cons. and of Saint-Saéns at the Paris Cons.; lawyer and statesman at Warsaw; c. operas, overtures, 2symph., etc. D. Moscow,?. (mé’-g6), Georges, b. Paris, Feb. 27, 1891; composer; studied with Bouval, Ganaye and Widor; won Boulanger, Lepaulle, Halphen and Blumenthal prizes; c. chamber and orch. music; author books on aesthetics (he is also a painter).