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International who's who in music and musical gazetteer, 1918
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1SCHÜNEMANN
2of the U. S., giving song recitals and appearing with all the principal orchestras and choral organizations (1903-4, 102 appearances, 1906-7, 129 appearances, etc.). Repertoire includes Orfeo, Fides, Carmen, Ortrud, Erda, Fricka, Waltraute, the Witch in "Hänsel and Gretel," besides comic opera roles and hundreds of lieder. Became naturalized Am. citizen in 1905, and settled first in N. J., then California. Address: 3672 Michigan Ave., Chicago, Ill., and Grossmont, San Diego, Cal.
4SCHÜNEMANN, Georg:
5Teacher, musicologist; b. Berlin, March 13, 1884; grad. Gymnasium; stud. flute-playing at the Stern Cons.; stud. science of music at Berlin Univ.; Dr. phil. degree, 1907, with the thesis: "Das Taktschlagen in der Mensuralmusik." Teacher and music critic. Author: "Mozart als 8-jähriger Komponist" (1908); "Geschichte des Dirigierens" (1913); articles in mus. journals.
7SCHUPPAN, Adolf:
8Composer; b. Berlin, June 5, 1863; stud. w. Benno Härtel. Comp.: String Quartet, op. 5; Piano Trio, op. 6; Cello Sonata, op. 7; Fantasy for piano and violin, op. 12; Serenade for do., op. 13; 2 suites f. piano, op. 11 and 18; German dances f. piano, op. 15 and 16; Ricordanza f. piano, op. 26, and other pieces. Address: Bötzowstr. 42, Berlin N., Germany.
10SCHURÉ, Édouard:
11Musicologist; b. Strassburg, 1841; stud. law and philology in Strassburg Univ.; settled successively in Bonn, Berlin and Munich; intimately acquainted w. Richard Wagner, Fanny Lewald and other famous musicians; active in promoting the understanding of German literature in France from 1867. Author: "Histoire du 'Lied' ou la chanson populaire en Allemagne" (1868, 4th ed. 1900; German by A. Stahr, 1870; 3rd ed. 1883; new ed. 1903); "Le drame musical" (2 parts, 1875; 5th ed., 1902; German by Hans von Wolzogen as "Das musikalische Drama," 3rd ed. 1888); "Précurseurs et révoltés" (1904); "Souvenirs de R. Wagner" (German by Ehrenberg, 1900).
13SCHURIG, Arthur:
14Musicographer; b. Dresden, April 24, 1870; grad. Dresden Gymnasium; stud. in Berlin and Leipzig universities; became an officer in the army; pensioned as captain, 1904; then devoted himself exclusively to literature and musical studies. Author: "Mozart-biographie" (2 vols. 1913); works on Stendhal (translation and imitations), Balzac, Flaubert and others.
16SCHUSTER, Bernhard:
17Conductor and composer; b. Berlin, March 26, 1870; stud. violin and piano under Bussler, also theory. Kapellm. of the opera in Magdeburg and Berlin for a number of years. Editor of "Die Musik" since 1901. Comp.: several books of songs; also (MS.) string quartet; suite, for small orch.; symphony; 2 large choral works with orch.; an opera; etc. Address: Prinzregentenstr. 9, Berlin-Wilmersdorf, Germany.
19SCHUSTER, Gustav [Edward Herman]:
20Violinist, conductor, composer, teacher; b. Battle Creek, Mich., Jan. 30, 1878, s. Ernst and Elizabeth (Heinrich) S.; stud. violin w. Henry Schradieck and Ovide Musin; m. Inez Davis, Salt Lake City, Utah, Aug. 9, 1910. Instructor at Columbia Cons. of Music, Utah Cons. of Music; at present dir. his own school, Gustav Schuster Coll. of Music. Comp.: numerous piano and violin pieces incl. concert fantasias "Mocking Bird," op. 18; and "The Last Rose of Summer," op. 22; songs; "Herald March" for orch. or band. Compiled Violin Scales, op. 15. Author: Violin Method, op. 16 (MS.); Clarinet Transposing Method, op. 17. Address: G. H. Schuster Music Co., 34 So. Main St. Home: 436 Constitution Bldg., Salt Lake City, Utah.
22SCHUSTER, Katherine Anna:
23Teacher of singing and lyric diction; b. Chicago, Ill., Apr. 30, 1864, d. George and Katherine (Beck) S.; ed. grammar sch.; stud. music w. Jessie L. Gaynor, Eleanor Smith, William Tomlins, Adolph Weidig, Effa Ellis Perfield, and many others; stud. lyric diction w. Dora Duty Jones in Berlin and London. Has taught music in Chicago 25 yrs.; teaches classes in 6 schools; at present teacher of Dora Duty Jones system of lyric diction, applying to both song and speech. Author of articles on lyric diction (in "Music News"). Former mem. Apollo Club, Chicago. Address: Centralizing School of Music, 20 E. Jackson Blvd., Chicago, Ill. Home: 541 Thomas Ave., Forest Park, Ill.
25SCHÜTT, Eduard:
26Pianist and composer; b. Petrograd, Oct. 22, 1856; stud. music w. Petersen and Stein at the Petrograd Cons., also stud. at the Leipzig Cons., 1876-8. Settled in Vienna as pianist and teacher; cond. the Academischer Wagner-Verein; toured as pianist and played his own piano concerto in G minor, op. 7, at a concert in Petrograd, 1882. Comp.: Piano Concerto in F minor, op. 47; Serenade for string orch., op. 6; Variations for 2 pianos, op. 9; several chamber music works; pieces for piano, op. 17, 45 and 94, including the popular waltz, "À la bien aimée," "Carnival Mignon," etc.; songs; also a comic opera "Signor Formica"; etc. Address: Villa Mon Repos, Meran, Tyrol, Austria.
28SCHÜTZE, Karl:
29Pedagogue; b. Obergebra, March 2, 1853; grad. Teachers' Seminary, Erfurt; also stud. music; was private tutor of the three sons of the Prussian minister L. von Ballhausen, 1873-77; resumed his mus. studies under Haupt and Löschhorn at the Royal Institute for Church Music in Berlin, and under Reinecke, Richter and Jadassohn at the Leipzig Cons. Founded a music school in Leipzig, which he directs since 1887; app. Royal Professor, 1913. Author: "Elementarklavierschule"; "Lehrgang der Klaviertechnik"; etc. Address: Schützesche Musikschule, Talstr. 1. Home: Beethovenstr. 17, Leipzig, Germany.
31SCHWALM, Oskar:
32Composer and publisher; b. Erfurt, Sept. 11, 1856; stud. w. Wenzel, Paul, Reinecke and Jadassohn at the Leipzig Cons.; m. daughter of Julius Blüthner, the piano manufacturer. Music critic of the "Leipziger Tagblatt" and of several mus. journals; acquired the publishing house of C. F. Kahnt, 1886, which he
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