Painswick, Gloucestershire
Dictionary of Musicians · 1910 · p. 178
Mar. 4, 1856. Studied at Royal Acad, with Holland, at Milan with Blasco, and in London again with Bamby, Rand egger, and Blume; ddbut 1884: favorite at oratorios, festivals, and concerts; has sung in Austral asia, Canada, and U. S. since 1894. MOIR Mills, Sebastian Bach, pst. b Cirencester, England, Mar. 13, 1838, d. Wiesbaden, Dec. 21, 1898. Pupil of father, Potter, and Stern dale Bennett, of Moscheles, etc., at Leipzig Cons, of Liszt; while orgt. at Roman Catholic Cath. at Sheffield, appeared as pst. in Leipzig; 1859 d4but in New York was so succe ful that he made his home there; great influence, by teaching and playing, on musical interest in N.Y; composed graceful works for pf.
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