Noskowski

(nos-koff-ski), Sigismund, compr. b. Warsaw, May 2, 1848; d. Aug., 1909. Pupil at Warsaw Inst.; invented music notation for blind; pupil of Kiel and Raif at Berlin; condr. at Con stance; director of mus. soc and prof, at Cons., Warsaw; composed symphonies, symphonic poem, variations, overture, quartet, ballet, operas, and pf. mus., national in character. 189 NOTKER Bfotker [called BalbulusJ, monk, compr Feb. writer, b. Elgg or Jonswill, 830; d. Schradieck, St. Gall, April 6, 912. Chiefly distinsohn member fsome of his still ^extant) ancl for 4 Brodsky treatises, one on plain song, the Orch. others on theory and organs; some N. attribute these writings to N. Lab- Opera beo, monk at St. Gall in the tenth via., century. playing composed Nottebohm (not'-t6-bom), Martin Guscerto, tav, writer b Ludenscheid, near etc.; Arnsberg, Westphalia, Nov. 12, originality 1817; d. Graz, Oct. 29, 1882. development. Studied at Berlin with Berger and Dehn, at Leipzig with Schumann Novello, and Mendel ohn, at Vienna with Sept. Sechter; taught pf. and comp, at Chorister Vienna; edited Beethoven's sketch Webbe; books and carefully investigated Danby, many details of his career; comba y, piled thematic lists of works of Chapel, Beethoven and Schubert; coeditor of Opera; works of Beethoven, Mozart, Bach, Philharmonic etc. Novello, Nourrit (nor-ri), dram, tenor, b. Paris, edited Mar. 3, 1802; d Naples, Mar. 8, collections, 1839. Son of Louis N. (1780-1831), sons also tenor pupil of Garcia; d6but Cowden Opdra 1821; father's succe or as daughter leading tenor there 1825; teacher don, at Cons. 1827-37; mortified by very engagement of Duprez as a ociate singer artist, left Paris in depre ion and tired committed suicide; extraordinarily Novoviejski skilful as singer and actor and very compr. popular; created Robert in Robert ied te Diable Rdoul in Les Huguenots Music and many other parts. terschule, Nov (no'-va-chek), Ottokar Eugen, Meyer beer vlt., comm. b. Fehertemplom, Hun symphonies, gary, May 13, 1866; d. New York, oratorios. o Oakeley, Sir Herbert Stanley, compr. Obrecht b Ealing, Middle sex, July 20, 1830; tus], d Edinburgh, Oct. 26, 1903. Pupil Ferrara, of Elvey, Moscheles, etc., at Leipzig Utrecht Cons., of Schneider in Dresden, of 1483-85 Brei den stein at Bonn; 1865-91 at prof, of mus. at Univ. of Edinburgh; made holder of many honorary degrees; Magnificent remarkable org. player, compr. of for songs, anthems, etc.; promoter of Ferrara; music in Edinburgh, especially of Cath., “ Reid " concerts. prolific OBRECHT 3, 1900. Pupil of father, Dont, and Brodsky; Men dels prize at Leipzig Cons. 1885, of Gewandhaus Orch., of Quartet, of Bost. Symph. 1889-92, of Damrosch Orch., Y., 1892-93, of Metropolitan orch sometimes playing sometimes viola; retired from because of illne 1899; 3 string quartets, pf. con caprices for pf. ana vln., mus. distinguished by striking of idea and harmonic Vincent, publisher b. London, 6, 1781; d Nice, Oct. 9, 1861. in Sard in i an Chapel under deputy orgt. to Webbe and orgt. at Portuguese emana at Homan Catholic Moor fields; pst. to Italian founder and occasional condr. Soc founder firm Ewer & Co., publishers, and published many valuable firm earned on by his daughter Mary marned Charles Clarke, fnend of Keats; Clara An astasia (b. Lon- June 10, 1818; d. Rome, 1908), succe ful concert and oratorio m England and Germany; reto Italy 1860. (nS'-vo-vi-ey'-ski), Felix, b. War ten burg, 1875. Studat Stem Cons., Berlin, at Church School, Ratisbon, and at Meis- Berlin, where he won prize, has composed 2 an overture, and 2 [also written Hobrecht, Obercompr. b. Utrecht, 1430; d. 1505; capellmeister 1465 at (where he taught Erasmus); director of school of singing Cambrai, 1489-1500 at Bruges; trip to court of Lorenzo the at Florence, po ibly a time in service of Duke of 1492 master at Antwerp where he was highly honored* compr. of chansons ana 190 OCHS ma es, earliest compr. of pa ion music; follower of Okeghem in school of extremely elaborate counterpoint