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Mottl, Felix
© Copyright Felix Mottl, photo around 1900 Mottl, Felix, b. Vienna, Aug. 24, 1856, d. Munich (Germany), July 2, 1911, conductor and composer. Famous for his interpretations of Wagner; from 1886 regularly conducted in Bayreuth, made the music of R. Wagner famous in England (1894) and in the USA (1903 at the Metropolitan Opera New York); went to Munich in 1903. Works: Operas, pieces for dances and festivals, lieder, string quartets. Literature: ÖBL.
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