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International who's who in music and musical gazetteer, 1918
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1became known as a theatrical conductor. Comp.: over 100 songs, mostly pub. by Chapell, including "Love, Could I Only Tell Thee," "Lorraine-Lorraine-Loree," "Erin is my Own Land," "Star and Rose," etc.
3CAPELLEN, Georg:
4Theorist; b. Salzuflen, Lippe, Apr. 1, 1869; stud. philosophy and law at Tübingen, Göttingen and Berlin universities. Author: "Die Musikalische Akustik als Grundlage der Harmonik u. Melodik" (Leipzig, 1903); "Die Freiheit oder Unfreiheit der Töne u. Intervalle als Kriterium der Stimmführung," ib., 1904, with appendix containing analyses of Grieg's works in proof of his theory; "Die Abhängigkeitsverhältnisse in der Musik," ib., 1904, presenting a solution of the problems of figuration, sequence and inversion; "Die Zukunft der Musiktheorie" (ib., 1905; against dualism); "Ein neuer exotischer Musikstil," (Stuttgart 1906); "Fortschrittliche Harmonie u. Melodielehre (Leipzig, 1908); "Die Unmöglichkeit u. Überflüssigkeit der dualistischen Molltheorie Riemanns" (in Neue Ztschr. f. Musik 1901, Nos. 44-50). Address: "Neue Zeitschrift für Musik," Berlin, Germany.
6CAPOUL, [Joseph Amédée] Victor:
7Tenor; b. Toulouse, Feb. 27, 1839; stud. music w. Révial and Mocker at Paris Cons. Début as Daniel in Adam's "Le Châlet" at Opéra-Comique, Aug. 26, 1861; engaged at the Opera-Comique, 1861-72, has sung in London (with Nilsson), New York and other cities; professor of operatic singing at National Cons., New York, 1892; stage-manager at the Paris Opéra since 1897. Has created chief tenor parts in Poise's "Les Absents," Gounod's "La Colombe," Massenet's "La Grand'tante," Auber's "Le Premier Jour de bonheur," Offenbach's "Vert-Vert," Massé's "Paul et Virginie," d'Ivry's "Les Amants de Verone," etc. Address: Grand Opéra, Paris, France.
9CAPPPELMANN, W. Gertrude:
10Pianist and teacher; b. Charleston, S. C., d. John D. and Julia A. (Pieper) C; stud. music w. Prof. Otto Müller of Germany, 6 yrs.; grad. and post-grad. Elizabeth Coll. Cons., Charlotte, N. C.; Chautauqua Summer Sch. under Ernest Hutcheson, Chautauqua, N. Y., 1911-6. Mem. faculty Elizabeth Coll. Cons. of Music, Charlotte, N. C., 3 yrs.; dir. school of music, Charleston, S. C., 10 yrs.; dir. piano dept. Miss Rebecca Mott Frost's School, Charleston, S. C., 5 yrs.; in charge of summer school of Courtright System of Musical Kindergarten, 1913. Author: "Picture Book of the Great Composers for Little Students of Music." Mem. Musical Art Club, Charleston, S. C. (chmn. program com. 3 yrs., v.-pres. 1914-6). Address: Frost School, 4 Logan St., or Room No. 5, Siegling Music House, King St. Home: 200 Rutledge Ave., Charleston, S. C.
12CARBAUH, Earl:
13Teacher, singer (baritone); b. Fort Madison, Ia., Dec. 16, 1879, s. P. L. and Emma (Douglass) C.; ed. high sch., business coll.; stud. music w. C. M. Cortesi; m. Lillian A. Maurer, Greenville, O., Aug. 4, 1902 (1 son). Has been engaged in teaching 8 yrs.; baritone singer and mgr. Imperial (male) Quartet, Washington, D. C.; bass in the Musurgia (mixed) Quartet, Central Presbyterian Ch. Address: 1320 F. St., N. W., Washington, D. C.
15CARBONE, Linda Anna:
16Teacher of piano; b. Genoa, Italy, May 18, 1893, d. Agostino C. and Lilly Cerbi C.; father was mem. Metropolitan Opera Co., then noted teacher of singing in New York; ed. Wadleigh High Sch.; stud. piano w. Mrs. Clara A. Korn. Has been engaged in teaching 3 yrs. Composed some children's pieces. Address: 173 W. 88th St., New York. Home: 31 Barker Ave., White Plains, N. Y
18CAREY, Bruce Anderson:
19Singer (baritone), teacher, educator; b. Hamilton, Canada, Nov. 16, 1877, s. George Whitfield and Sarah (Anderson) C.; ed. Hamilton College, teacher's certificate; stud. piano w. J. E. P. Aldous; B.A. Hamilton, voice w. Mrs. Bruce Wickstrom in Hamilton, Albert Vesetti in London, Isadore Braggrotte, Carlo Carrobbi in Florence, and German Lieder w. Heinrich Neidhardt in Munich; m. Ethel Ann Leitch, June 7, 1905. Dir. Elgar Choir, which has appeared before very large audiences in Toronto, Detroit, Buffalo (now in 14th season, accredited with the very highest standard); teacher of voice in Hamilton Cons. 9 yrs. Was app. district governor of the 17th division of the International Rotary Clubs at Cincinnati. Address: 219 Carlton Ave., Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.
21CARL, William Crane:
22Organist; b. Bloomfield, N. J., Mar. 2, 1865; stud. organ and theory w. S. P. Warren, piano w. Mme. Madeline Schiller for several yrs. in New York; organ and theory w. Alexandre Guilmant in Paris (2 yrs.). Organist 1st Presbyt. Ch., Newark, N. J., 1882-90; organist and choirmaster Old First Presbyt. Ch., New York, since 1892; cond. New York Baton Club (mixed ch. of 75 voices, merged after 1898 in the Gamut Club); founder and dir. Guilmant Organ Sch., New York, 1899-. Has made 6 trans-continental tours, concertizing and inaugurating many important organs; 1st concert organist to play in the Klondike, Alaska; travelled with the Taft party in Japan and made a study of the music of the Orient; has appeared as soloist with many prominent orchestras, incl. Theodore Thomas Orch., New York Symphony, Worcester Music Festival, Emil Paur Symphony, Musical Art Soc., New York; etc., etc.; has played at many of the large colleges in the U. S.; played at Edinburgh; International Exposition, Stockholm, Sweden; Crystal Palace, Queen's Hall, London; frequently in Paris; and at all the large expositions in the U. S. Comp.: "Decennial Te Deum"; numerous organ pieces; songs. Editor: 30 Postludes for Organ; Master-pieces for Organ; Master-studies for the Organ, Novelties for the Organ (2 vols.); Festival Organ Music (5 vols.), and Ecclesiae Organum. Mus. D., New York Univ., 1911; Officier de l'instruction publique (France) since 1909; Mem. Académie Française; Alliance Française; a founder of the Am. Guild of Organists; pres. Guilmant Club; mem. St. Wilfred Club, Internat. Soc. of Musicians, Fraternal Soc. of Musicians, Nat. Assn. of Organists; hon. mem. Soc. of Musicians of Buffalo; mem. Authors' League of
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