Schütt, Eduard
(1856–1933)
Schütt, Eduard (10–22–1856, P.; 7–26–1933, Obermais, near Merano, Italy). Pianist, cond., and comp. Studied with T. Shtein at the P. Cons., passing the examination with honors in 1876. Continued his training with Jadassohn, Reinecke, and Richter at the Leipzig Cons., then settled in Vienna, where he studied privately with Leschetizky and succeeded F. Mottl as cond. of the Academic Wagner Soc. As a comp., is best known for the trifle “A la bien aimée” (To the Beloved), Op. 59/2. Died while on…