I have a roll for my Aeolian Orchestrelle (#20180), entitled
"Mazeppa. Grand Galop de Concert", by Wollenhaupt.

I am curious about the name "Mazeppa".  I cannot find a definition of
this word.  Any comments would be appreciated.  I have looked online at
the free dictionary, and have also "Googled" this word.  An abundance
of information, but no definition.

Martin Anderson

 [ At http://www.antiqbook.co.uk/boox/olde/4722.shtml
 [
 [   The German born composer and pianist Hermann Adolph Wollenhaupt
 [   (1827-65) studied at the Leipzig Conservatorium and had a brilliant
 [   early career before moving to live and teach in New York in 1845
 [   where he composed and performed.
 [
 [ "Mazeppa" was published in New York in 1858 and dedicated to Anton
 [ Rubinstein (1829-1894), who had just concluded a successful 4-year
 [ concert tour which "reestablished his reputation as a virtuoso."
 [ Ref. http://www.lib.unc.edu/music/eam/search.html?linked=true&ID=302 
 [ and  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anton_Rubinstein   -- Robbie