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Dictionary of Musicians · 1910 · p. 127
(hln'-rik), Max, baritone compr. b. Chemnitz, June 14, 1853. Studied with Klitzsch at Zwickau and at Dresden Cons.; taught in Philadelphia, Alabama, at Royal Acad. London 1888-93; succe ful at large concerts in N. Y. 1882-88; then located in Chicago, where he gave “ farewell recitaP' 1903, removing to Boston; now (1910) settled in New York; composed picturesque songs, setting to Poe's Raven etc. 127 TTttT.T.TO Heller comm, Pans, Brauer, studied concerts land, the family at ber as visits lived were works, Preludes the attitude, Nuits very without without Hellmesberger, Apr. Vienna, Bohm there Auer, 1829; Georg, 27, Studied master brought Joseph, 3, Infant 1877, condr. 59, beck, in Opera, concerts arousing tets. Apr. Solo leader compr. Helmholtz wig Potsdam, tenberg, medicine anatomy, man of HENSCHEL (el-lSr'), Stephen, pst teacher important mus. work is Sensations of b Pesth, May 15, 1815, d Tone as a Physiological Basis for Jan. 14, 1888. Pupil of the Theory of Music 1863, translated played in public at 9, by Ellis 1875, by experiments with with Halm at Vienna; gave resonators, etc H. determined quali- 1827-32 in Hungary, Poty of musical sounds, the value of and Germany; falling ill on summational tones (the tones genway, was adopted by wealthy erated by 2 notes sounded together), m Augsburg where he worked and he established the physiology composition; 1838 at Palis, mem of the minor chord, of hearing of of Liszt-Chopm circle, popular musical tones, and of distribution of player and teacher; except for harmonic intervals. to London in 1849 and 1862,
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