Bargiel
Dictionary of Musicians · 1910 · p. 30
(bar'-gel), Woldemar, compr b. Berlin, Oct 3, 1828, d thoie, Feb 23, 1897 Hon of Adolf (died 1841) teacher of music and ol divorced wife of Fr Wieck, so he was Clara Schumann’s step-brother; trained by parents and at Leipzig Cons, by Hauptmann, Moschcles, (lade, etc teacher at Cologne; director 1805 of society for promoting music at Antwerp; teacher at Berlin Ilochsehule 1875 Careful if not romantically inspired composer of the school of Schumann, works include pf. pieces, orchestral w orks, and choral w oiks, especially settings of 13th and 23d Psalms. Barnard, Charlotte Alington [known as ClaribelJ, song compr. b Dec 23, 1830; d. Dover, Jan. 30, 1809. Taught by Holmes; married Chas. C. Biiiu.ud, 1854; composed over 100 popular songs Five o'clock in the morning / cannot sing the old songs, etc. Barnard, D*Auvergne, compr. b Isling ton, London, Apr. 24, 1807. Though not of musical parents, early showed BARNETT gifts as choir boy in Temple Church; trained there by E. J. Hopkins; self-taught as pianoforte player, gained many appointments as accompanist; began composition at 19, soon after became widely known as compr of songs Bid Me to Love and Plains of Peace; under various pseudonyms has written over 100 songs and 200 pianoforte pieces; of “ dance music under name Clotlulde,” most popular perhaps is waltz Whisper and I shall hear.
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