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Dictionary of Musicians · 1910 · p. 32
Saint, b. Cesarea, 329; d. there. 379. Bishop in Capp»d.*c*i Miid to have introduced congregational singing ami antiphons which Ambrose learned from him. Ba ani (bas-sa-ne>, Giovanni Battista, vlt. compr. b Padua, about 1657; d. Ferrara, 1716. iSipii of Castmvillari; maestro at Bologna Cathedral; distinguished violinM. teacher of Corelli; composer of ojK*rus, sonatas, suites, etc. Ba ford, William Kipp, /*>/., ortrf, h. New York, April 23, 1V39;.1. 1902. Pupil of 8. Jackson; succe ful concert tours as pianist; organist, composer and teacher in X, Y. Ba i (bus-sob Luigi, dram, haritmr, b. Pcsaro, 1766; d. Dresden. 1S25, In Prague 17M 1st Mb and again, after stay in Vienna, in 1M 1; director of Dresden Ojtera under Weber; B. was simrer for whom Mozart wrote lion Ulorm. hi. Bateson, Thomas, compr h England, about 1575; rir.uu^T af Cluster Cathedral 1599 and after Bids of Trinity Cathedral in Dublin; rereived mus. degree from Trinity College late in life, lieing the lust mus. graduate there. Hb fame rests on two m*im of tuudritnls for 3. I, 5, and 0 voire*, whirl* gi\e him a high place among KlDaMlnn eoiii|N»— *.
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