Elizabeth, S. Russia

1863 Father journalist; educated in local gymnasia; studied Warsaw Acad. Mus., graduating in 1882; St. Petersburg Cons. 1882-91, with Rubin stein, Rimsky-Korsakov, Gabel and Repetto (singing); came to U. S. 1891, sang in opera, and located in New Haven; 1892 went to New York: dir. choral organizations; lectured on Ru ian music, Hebrew folkconjra e+c.; compositions in nearly i'll irn in-*, one opera, incidental dramatic music, cantatas, overture for orchestra, three suites for piano and orchestra, and songs: collected and arranged book of Hebrew folksongs. 280 0 CALVOCORESSI Calvocore i, Michael D., critic, b Marseilles, Oct. 2, 1877. Parents] were Greeks; in 1886 he went to Paris where he received his education; began music study m 1893, studied harmony with Xavier Leroux; self-taught in composition; be^an musical cntidsm in 1902, con- S 1 909-3. rn.ua. crit. for Chi Bias, later for Comedia illustri, at the same time serving as correspondent for the London Morning Post and contributor to the Musical Times; has attained distinction and popularity as a lecturer on musical subjects; translated many songs, by Ru ian composers into English, French, and German; critical writings include e ays on Liszt, Ru ian music, Glinka, Mou orgsky, etc has translated Reger’s Be it rage zur Modulations and Rimsky - Korsakov’s treatise on orchestration into French.