REHBERG—RI (Das Weib des Uria; Die Konskribirien; Der Goldschmidt von Paris; Die Princessin. von Tunis); bas publ. instructive pieces f. violi part-songs, songs, etc.; an Elementar- Viol Schule (op. 7), and a. Bratschen-Schule sum Selbstusterrichi fur Violinisten (op. 9)- Switz, Sept. 2, 1863." Phil of his fathe Bricdtich Rt, a’ music-teacher; later, atthe Zurich Music School, of Hegar, We Freund; and 1882-3 of Leip I888-90 he also successfully cond, the sub- scription-concerts of the court orch. and the Singakademie at Altenburg. From 1890: 1907, head teacher of pf. at Geneva Con: 18921907 also Kapellm. of the Geneva EICHARDT tets {, flute, oboe, clar., 6 quartets, ph, flute, " Hutes; 6’ string-trios; shoe, clan, horn and bassoon: mute and ateings; a quartet f and bassoong a quartet {4 24 trios {. 3 horns; a tno f$ ‘cell violin-duetsy 22 fute-ductss 12 violin-sonatas: and, f. pl., sonatas, études fugues (e.g, 30 fugues pourle piano @apres un noweeau sysigme, comp. in Vienna), variations lag dearer hs 8), te Wetngs: Bes ou theories pour le pianoforte, dirigees une Mnantire nowwelle (1800)¢ Traite de, mélodie, abstraction faite de ses rapports avec Pharmonie (Std; 2d7ed,1833);" Cours de composition musicale... (1818); Traité de haute compost- How musicale (1824, "26; 2 vols.; edited 1834 by Czerny in French and German as Voll Sandiges Lehrbuch. . ss 4 vols); L'art du Munic. Orch.; since 1907 prof. at Hoch'sCons, Gompositeur drantat (1833); Petit traité pe oe Hoch’sCons. harmonie pratique (a. d)~Cl. JA, Delaite, Frankfort.“ Works: Op. 2s Meu, Chan ‘votive sur Re. (Paris, 1837); E. Bicken, Aut son damour and Gagotte, in'G mg op. 4, 2 Brud Sonata f. pf. and viol imarsch for! pi. (& hand Reh’feld, Fabian, violinist and comp. b. Tuchel, W. ‘Prussia, fan. 25, 1842. Pupil of Zimmer ‘inwald, Berlin; 1868, oval chainbernusielans 1873-96, leader in the court orch. Has comp. numerous pes. for vivand_ pf. (op. 43, Viston, scene drama- tiques op. 49, Caprice, concert-ctude; op. 54, Sechs' Charattershicke! op. 38, Zavei Konzert. Stucke; ‘op. 62, Sallarello; op. 86, Andante bpathétique; etc.); also songs. Rei‘cha, Anton, eminent theorist and in- strumental’ composer; b. Prague, Feb. 27, 170; d. Paris, May 28, 1836. Nephew and pupil of Joseph’ Reicha’ (yecte’ Rejcha; comp. and violinist, leader, and later Kapelim., of the Electoral orch.'at Bona). From 1788, flutist in the Bonn orch., in which Beethoven, was a viol-player; 1791-9, piano-teacher in Hamburg, writing’ an opera, and going to Paris in hopes of producing’ it; but had to content himself with the successful perform= we of two symphonies, From 1801-8. he lived ‘in ‘Vienna, intimate with Beethoven, and associating with Haydn, Albrechts- berger, and Salieri, On the French invasion he returned to Paris; brought out the moder ately successful comie operas Cagtiostro (1810), Natalie (1816), and Sapho (1822); but gained a igh repucation as & theorist and teacher ‘omeof his pupils were Jelensperger, Elwart, eeboves and Banca) oo as antintrumen tal composer. In 1818 he succeeded Mehul as profs of counterpoint and fugue at the Cons; wasnaturalized in 1829; and succeeded to Boieldicu's chair in the Académie in 1835. Publ. comps. 2-symphonies; an overture; decet {2 5 stringed and 8 wind instrs.; octet f. stringed and-t wind instrs.; a clar-quintet; 6 string-quintets; 20 string-quartets; 24 quin- 749 pia; op. 3, Sonata ’s de concert; op. 10, in Dj op. 14, Be cben Gnd Kompestionen. (tunieh, 1912); ida, Beethoven und A. R., in ‘Die Mus i, 1913). Alexander, tenor _opera- sb, Packs, Hungary, April 17, 1825; d, Boulogne-sur-Mer, March 14, 1885, Debut Lemberg, 1845, 4 Otclo in Rossini operas sang at the court opera, Vienna; also yearly, irom 1881-7, at London in opera an concert Ae Boulogne where he etl in 180, he ganized a sifging-society, and was president of a music-school.—Composed songs. Rei’chardt, Gustav, composer of Was ist des Deuischen’ Vaterland?; b. Schmarsow, n. Demmin, Nov, 13, 1797;'d, Berlin, Oct. 1 4884. A pupil of Bernhard Klein; lived in Berlin asamusie-teacher, publishing 30 works (chielly popular songs):' also cond. of the junior Berlin Liedertafel; and was Emperor Hiedrich's musie-teacher Reichardt, Johann, Friedrich, | born Kénigsberg, Nov. 25, 1752; 4 stein, n. Halle, June 27, 1814. A pupil of C.G! Richter (pl. and comp.) and Veichtner (iolin), he later studied philosophy at the Universities “of Kénigsberg and travelled, a keen observer, through C (771-8); ‘and-on Agricola’s death in 17 applied for,and obtai to Frederick the Great. 1782 he founded (1783) the ‘Concerts 5 thls for the performance of gew works, Toe which he wrote short analytical programs. Busing a long leave of absence in Landon and Paris (1788-6) he brought out, his Passion music (after Metastasio) in both and was commissioned to write two operas, Tamer Ian and Panthée, for the Grand Opéra: Pred erick’s death necessitated his hasty return to Berlin, and the operas were not produced. Friedrich Wilhelm II. allowed him to enlarge the orchestra, and to obtain new singers from