(b. Vienna, 3 Mar. 1854; d. Vienna, 4 Sept. 1935).Austrian composer. He was a choir-boy of the court chapel in Vienna and a student at the Convervatorium der Musikfreunde until 1874, when he worked with Bruckner, Dessoff and Epstein under the endowment of the Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, and obtained a silver medal. His many compositions include pianoforte music and songs, a string Quartet in A major (op. 18), a Suite in five movements for strings and pianoforte, and a Prelude, Minuet and Fugue for string orchestra. The two latter were performed at the Vienna Philharmonic Concerts of 9 Dec. 1877 and 17 Nov. 1878, respectively, and were praised by the Vienna critic of the M.M.R. for the delicate character and absence of undue pretension. The Quartet was executed by Hellmesberger.