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Iogansen, Yuly Ivanovich

(1826–1904)

Iogansen (Johannsen), Yuly Ivanovich (2–28–1826, Copenhagen; 7–14–1904, Lohja-Poloniemi, Finland). Music theorist, pedagogue, and comp. Studied with Mendelssohn and Gade at the Leipzig Cons., then settled in Russia (1848) and taught at the P. Cons. (1867–98). Among his many students were Armsheimer, Berngard, G. Dyutsh (Dütsch), Galler, Ippolitov-Ivanov, Kazachenko, Kazanli, Kazbiryuk, Krushevsky, Kurdyumov, A. K. Lyadov, Puzyrevsky, Pukhal'sky, I. Rachinsky , N. Sokolov , Vītols, Vrangel', K…

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