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The Musiclover's Handbook, containing 1) a pronouncing dictionary of musical term and 2) biographical dictionary of musicians, 1911
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1Sainton (san-tong), Prosper Philippe (1813-90). Violinist and composer. Born at Toulouse; died in London. Studied at the Paris Conservatoire under Habeneck. After an extensive European concert tour settled in England, and in 1845 was made professor of the violin at the Royal Academy of Music.
3Sainton-Dolby, Charlotte Helen (1821-85). Contralto and composer. Born and died in London. number of years principal English contralto vocalist. several concert tours on the Continent. As a mar appreciation of her singing in "St. Paul," Mendels cated six songs (Op. 57) to her. one of two readings
4Sainton-Dolby, Charlotte Helen (1821-85). Contralto and composer. Born and died in London. number of years principal English contralto vocalist. several concert tours on the Continent. As a mark appreciation of her singing in "St. Paul," Mendels cated six songs (Op. 57) to her. one of two readings
6Saint-Saëns (sangt-sah-ong), Charles Camille. organist, and pianist. Born in Paris, in 18 promise of great musical talent at an early ag acquired a reputation as a clever pianist Among his operas are "Samson et Delila," cel," "Henry VIII," "Ascanio," etc. His clude symphonies, orchestral suites, symph certos, chamber music, etc. Since the Saint-Saëns ranks as the foremost of r sicians. one of two readings
7Saint-Saëns (sangt-sah-ong), Charles Camille. organist, and pianist. Born in Paris, in 18 promise of great musical talent at an early age acquired a reputation as a clever pianist Among his operas are "Samson et Delila," cel," "Henry VIII," "Ascanio," etc. His clude symphonies, orchestral suites, symph certos, chamber music, etc. Since the Saint-Saëns ranks as the foremost of m sicians. one of two readings
9Salaman, Ch. K. Composer and pianist; d. 1901.
11Salieri (sal-yeh'-ree), Antonio (1750-1825 at Legnano; died at Vienna. Wrote c chamber music, etc.
13Salo, Gasparo da. Violin-maker; Italy.
15Salomon, Johann Peter (1745-1815). ist. Born at Bonn; died in London. induced Haydn to visit England.
17Sankey, Ira David (1840-1908). Comp at Edinburgh, Pa.; died in Brook associated with Dwight L. Moody.
19Santley, Charles. Composer and bary Liverpool, in 1834.
21Sapellnikoff (sa-pel'-nee-kof), Wass Odessa, in 1867.
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