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International who's who in music and musical gazetteer, 1918
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1HETLEY, Joyce Hazel:
2Pianist, organist, teacher of piano and theoretical branches; b. Shelby, Mich., Dec. 7, 1889, s. James Henry and Alice T. (Bean) H.; grad. high sch., Webster, S. Dak., 1906; B. Mus. Oberlin Cons., Oberlin, O., 1911; coaching at Minneapolis, Minn., 1911-4; Chicago, 1916; stud. composition w. George W. Andrews, organ w. J. Franklin Alderfer, no w. Maude Tucker Doolittle, harmony, etc. w. F. J. Lechmann. Mem. Thursday Musical, Minneapolis (philanthropic com.); Vincennes Fortnightly Club (program com., music dept.). Address: Vincennes University, Vincennes, Ind. Home: 14 W. Sycamore St, Vincennes, Ind.
4HEULER, Raimund:
5Mus. pedagogue; b. Bavaria, Nov. 2, 1872; ed. Preparatory School, Hassfurt, Teachers' Seminary, Nürnberg; mus. ed. Royal Music School, Nürnberg. Teacher in Kitzingen, 1896, in Würzburg since 1899. Dir. of a "Zentralsingschule"; cond. of the Teachers' Choral Society; co-editor of Sonde and Allg. deutsche Schulgesangreform; organizer of advanced courses for school singing teachers (w. free application of Eitz' method, which he stud. w. Borchers in Leipzig, 1907, and also in Eisleben). Author of articles for Sonde ("H. Riemann als Volksschulgesangspädagoge," etc.), a number of pamphlets dealing w. Eitz' method ("Moderne Schulgesangsreform" 1908), "Karl Kliefert," biographical sketch (1907); pub. Thibaut's "Über Reinheit der Tonkunst" with additional notes (1907); compiled "Deutsches Schulsingbuch," in 3 parts, "Rhythmische Leseübungen." Composed vocal church pieces in several parts. Address: Würzburg, Germany.
7HEUSS, Alfred Valentin:
8Musicologist, mus. critic and editor; b. Chur. Jan. 27, 1877; stud. Munich Univ.; stud. music at Stuttgart Cons. (1896), Munich Academy (1898); musicology under Kretschmar (1899-1903); Dr. phil., 1903; dissertation: "Die Instrumentalstücke des Orfeo und die venezianischen Opernsinfonien" (1903). Editor Zeitschrift der Internationalen Musikergesellschaft (1904), to which he contributed many articles; pub. a new edition of Adam Krieger's "Arien" in Denkm. deutsch. Tonkunst (vol. 19), wrote analyses for the "Musikführer" and program books for the Bach Festivals in Leipzig (1904, 1907, 1908, and 1914). Author: "Über die Dynamik der Mannheimer Schule" ("Riemann Festschrift" 1909), "J. S. Bachs Matthäuspassion" (1909), and other articles. Address: Orfstrasse 23, Gaschwitz bei Leipzig, Germany.
10EWINS, Alice Butterfield:
11Teacher; b. Sacramento, Cal., May 26, 1878, d. W. A. and Nora (Seeley) B.; ed. Portland, Ore., high sch., Portland Acad.; stud. piano w. W. S. Bettinger; m. L. E. Ewins, Phoenix, Ariz. Instructor, Univ. of Arizona, 1902-4. Sec. Musicians' Club. Phoenix, Ariz., has been pres. and v.-pres. Arizona Nat. Federation of Musical Clubs. Address: Phoenix, Ariz.
13EWLETT, William Henry:
14Organist, pianist, musical director; b. Bath, Somerset, Eng., Jan. 16, 1873, s. William Henry and Ellen (Fellows) H.; stud. music w. A. S. Vogt, Toronto Cons., Jedliczka and Pfitzner, Berlin and W. Cernikoff, London; m. Dolina McKay, Alliston. Ont., 1896. Examiner in practical music, Univ. of Toronto; adjudicate with Dr. A. S. Vogt at the Musical Festivals of Saskatchewan and Alberta, 1914; is one of the musical editors of the hymn book being compiled for the Methodist Church of Canada; organist and dir. of music, Centenary Ch., Hamilton. Mem. Arts and Letters Club, Toronto, Rotary Club, Hamilton. Mus. B., Trinity Univ., Toronto, 1902. Address: Hamilton Conservatory of Music, Hamilton, Canada.
16HEYDE, Erhard:
17Violinist; b. Leipzig, 1883; pupil of Hans Richter at the Leipzig Cons. Concertmaster of the Kaim Orch. (now Konzert-Verein), in Munich, since 1904. Address: Elisabethstrasse 8, Munich, Germany.
19HEYDLER, Charles:
20Cellist; b. Cleveland, O., May 20, 1861, s. Gottlieb and Francisca (Goetz) H.; ed. pub. sch.; stud. vln. w. Adolf Nuss, John Hart; cello w. Ernst Jonas; cellist Detroit Philharmonic Club, Buffalo Philharmonic Quartet, Cleveland Philharmonic Quartet, Ist cellist Cleveland Philharmonic Orch., dir. Cleveland Cons. of Music since 1885. Address: 1903 E. 81st St., Cleveland, O.
22HEYDRICH, Bruno (real name SÜSS):
23Singer (tenor), composer, educator; b. Leuben, Feb. 23, 1865; stud. music at Dresden. Cons. Played contra-bass in the court orchestras of Meiningen and Dresden. Stud. singing w. Scharfe in Dresden, Hey in Berlin, Feodor von Milde in Weimar and Schultz-Dornburg in Cologne; appeared as dramatic tenor in Weimar, Aachen, Cologne, Magdeburg and in Brunswick (Wagner roles); founded a Conservatory for Music and Theatre in Halle, which he directs. Comp.: operas "Amen" (1 act, Cologne, 1895), "Frieden" (4 acts, text by Max Behrend, prod. Mayence, 1907), and "Der Zufall" (Halle, 1914); songs, duets, trios, choruses, solfeggios, orchestral and chamber music, pieces for piano, choral works w. orch. Address: Gütchenstrasse 20, Halle a. S., Germany.
25HEYMAN, (Sir) Henry:
26Conductor, composer teacher, violinist; b. Oakland, Cal.; ed. University of California; mus. ed. Leipzig Cons. under Ferdinand David. Carl Reinecke, Jadassohn, E. Roentgen, F. Hermann and others, won Mendelssohn prize and scholarship. Debut Leipzig; 1s vln., Gewandhaus Orch., under Reinecke, Johannes Brahms, Ferdinand Hiller, von Bülow, Rubinstein, and others; made many public appearances in Germany and California; also w. other artists, incl. Mme. Julia Rivé King, Rafael Joseffy, Max Vogrich and many others; w. Gustav Hinrichs gave successful orchestral concerts in San Francisco for many seasons; leader Henry Heyman String Quartet; introduced many new chamber music works (Saint-Saëns, etc.); toured entire Pacific Coast with his own company; many prominent pupils. Hon. mem.
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