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International who's who in music and musical gazetteer, 1918
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1the Institute of Musical Art, New York, 1908; teachers' course there, 1909. Teacher of piano and organ since 1901; of theory at Institute of Musical Art since 1909; cond. S. Orange Choral Club (mixed) since 1913; musical editor "Colonnade" since 1913. Mem. Andiron Club of New York. Address: 509 W. 122nd St., New York.
3ANDREWS, George Whitfield:
4Organist, conductor, composer, teacher. b. Wayne, Ashtabula Co., Ohio, Jan. 19, 1861, s. Melanchthon Z. and Augusta Caroline (Cathcart) A.; ed. Oberlin High Sch., etc.; mus. ed. Oberlin Cons. of Music (B. Mus., D. Mus.); A.M. (honorary) Oberlin Coll.; stud. w. Jadassohn and Papperitz in Leipzig., Rheinberger and Abell in Munich; Guilmant and d'Indy in Paris; m. Harriet Clark, Wakeman, O., July 3, 1888 (3 children). Debut as organist at age of 16; has given numerous programs in all parts of U. S.; organist Second Congl. Ch., Oberlin. 1886; cond. Oberlin Cons. Orch., 1890; Oberlin Musical Union, 1900; cond. Tuesday Musical Club chorus, Akron, Ohio, 1 yr.; prof. of organ and composition, Oberlin Cons. of Music, from 1886. Has composed a large number of works for organ, some published by G. Schirmer, Wm. E. Ashmall and Leduc (Paris), also an orchestral suite (performed by Chicago Orchestra at Oberlin, 1910). Author of articles on organ music, teaching problems, and "Music as an Expression of Religious Feeling" (Musical Quarterly), etc. Address: 195 Forest St., Oberlin, Ohio. one of two readings
5Organist, conductor, composer, teacher. b. Wayne, Ashtabula Co., Ohio, Jan. 19, 1861, s. Melanchthon Z. and Augusta Caroline (Cathcart) A.; ed. Oberlin High Sch., etc.; mus. ed. Oberlin Cons. of Music (B. Mus., D. Mus.); A.M. (honorary) Oberlin Coll.; stud. w. Jadassohn and Papperitz in Leipzig., Rheinberger and Abell in Munich; Guilman and d'Indy in Paris; m. Harriet Clark, Wakeman, O., July 3, 1888 (3 children). Debut as organist at age of 16; has given numerous programs in all parts of U. S.; organist Second Congl. Ch., Oberlin. 1886; cond. Oberlin Cons. Orch., 1890; Oberlin Musical Union, 1900; cond. Tuesday Musical Club chorus, Akron, Ohio, 1 yr.; prof. of organ and composition, Oberlin Cons. of Music, from 1886. Has composed a large number of works for organ, some published by G. Schirmer, Wm. E. Ashmall and Leduc (Paris), also an orchestral suite (performed by Chicago Orchestra at Oberlin, 1910). Author of articles on organ music, teaching problems, and "Music as an Expression of Religious Feeling" (Musical Quarterly), etc. Address: 195 Forest St., Oberlin, Ohio. one of two readings
7ANDREWS, J. Warren:
8Organist, teacher, choirmaster; b. Apr. 6, 1860, s. Sam'l H. and Hannah G. (Kelley) A.; ed. common schs. and privately; stud. piano, organ and voice in Boston and abroad; m. Addie M. Breed, Lynn, Mass., 1880. Played in church at 12; first church recital at 16; since then has given about 700 recitals in U. S. and Canada; taught privately and in several schools and conservatories; was first pres. New York State Music Teachers' Assn.; a founder and during past three years warden, Am. Guild of Organists in the U. S. and Canada; played at most of the expositions, including St. Louis, Jamestown, Charleston and San Francisco; became organist of Old Trinity, Newport, R. I., at 19, staying 9 yrs.; organist Pilgrim Ch., Cambridge, Mass., 3 yrs., Plymouth Ch., Minneapolis, Minn., 7 yrs.; has been organist and choirmaster of the Church of the Divine Paternity, New York, for 18 yrs.; repertoire includes most of the usual recital and concert works, especially Bach; has written magazine and newspaper articles upon request; officer in Clef Club; (past) mem. St. Wilfrid's Club. Home: 2 First St., Clifton Park, Weehawken, N. J. Office: 4 West 76th St., New York.
10ANDRIESEN, Belle:
11Pianist, organist, teacher; b. Beaver, Pa., d. Hugo and Louise (McKinley) A.; ed. Beaver High Sch.; grad., B.M., Beaver College, 1891; stud. music w. Felix Dreyschock and Vianna da Motta, Berlin, and Eugene Heffley, New York. Priv. teacher for 20 yrs.; also taught in Beaver Coll. and Geneva Coll., Beaver Falls, Pa.; organist, Trinity Luth. Ch. Mem. Am. Guild of Organists. Address: Quay Square, Beaver, Pa.
13[d']ANGELI, Andrea:
14Teacher and composer; b. Padua, Nov. 9, 1868; ed. Univ. of Padua (Ph.D. w. the dissertation "La Musica nel Dramma Greco"); stud. composition at the Instituto Cesare Pollini. Professor of Italian literature at the Collegio in Calegari; now professor of Italian literature at the Liceo Mamiani and professor of aesthetics and history of music at the Liceo Rossini in Pesaro; editor of "La Cronaca Musicale"; was the 1st to introduce into Italy the lecture-recital (Concerti della Università popolari). Comp.: opera, "L'Innocente" (text by himself); prod. Novi Ligure, 1896, Bagna, 1897); 2 other operas, "Il Negromante" and "Al Ridotto di Venezia" (not yet prod.); "Stabat Mater," some masses, chamber music and romances (Serate d'inverno). Author of several libretti (Carbonieri's "Edith," Gibellini's "Ebles di Provenza," Alberti's "Myrtilla," etc.). Ctbd. historical essays to various journals, "Il teatro alla moda di Benedetto Marcello"; "Il Petrarca musicista"; "Gluck, Algarotti e Wagner," in Cronaca; etc. Address: Liceo Rossini, Pesaro, Italy.
16ANGELIS, Giralamo de. See De ANGELIS.
18ANGER, Maurice:
19Tenor; b. Prague, Bohemia, Aug. 3, 1885, s. Moric and Emilie (Schneider) A. (father was composer, dir. of Royal Opera Houses in Vienna, Graz, Prague and the Philharmonic Orch. in Prague); ed. pub. and high sch., College of Commerce; stud. piano and violin w. Conrad Wallerstein at Prague, w. Batchelder, D. Crandall and Alfred Cogswell in San Francisco; m. Etta Susmann in San Francisco, July 30, 1916. Soloist in various churches; appeared in concerts, musicales and light opera; specializes in Bohemian folksongs, German Lieder, etc. Address: 84 Plaza Drive, Berkeley, Cal.
21ANNAS, Alonzo Neil:
22Teacher and director; b. De Ruyter, New York, Nov. 17, 1882; s. George Frances and Alice Elizabeth (Crandall) A.; ed. high sch., De Ruyter, N. Y., 1900; B.S. Alfred Univ., 1905; stud. piano and singing at Alfred Univ., 3 yrs., at the New England Cons., 2 yrs.; m. Maybelle M. Clarke, Alfred, N. Y., June 16, 1909 (1 son). Dir. of music Alfred Univ., 1907-12, Northern Ill. State Normal Sch., De Kalb, Ill., since 1912. Address: Northern Ill. State Normal School, De Kalb, Ill.
24ANSELL, John:
25Conductor; mus. ed. at the Guildhall School of Music; has played the viola in most important London orchestras; was for 7 years mus. dir. at the Playhouse for Cyril Maude, then w. Louis Meyer at the Strand Theatre; appointed conductor at the Alhambra, 1913. Has written several comic operas, one of which, "The King's Bride," was produced at the Kennington Theatre. Address: Alhambra Theatre, London, W. C.
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