West let on, Suffolk

Eng., 1851. Orgt. at Liverpool, founder of Purcell Soc. there; editor Monthly Hymnal; orgt. 1889 m Manchester; lectured in England and Australia; composed operetta Innocents Abroad revival songs, etc. Julien (zhu-li-an), or Tullien, Louis [Georges] Antoine [Jules], condr. b. Sister on, Ba es-Alpes, Apr. 23, 1812; d. Paris, Mar. 14, 1860. Son of bandmaster; entered Paris Cons. JUON at 21, as pupil of Le Car pen tier and Halevy; impatient of mstruction, 1836 became condr. of concerts of dance music at Jardin Turc; 1838 went to London because of debts and there established series of concerts given every season 1842-59, opened shop for sale of own music, leased theatre, brought out own opera at great expense; brought orchestra to America 1853; finally arrested in Paris for debt, died in insane asylum; compr. of quadrilles of great popularity, sensational condr overfond of “ monster ” bands, yet introduced many good works to audiences.