Warnots

(var-no), (1) Jean Arnold, ’ (1801—1861). (2) Henri, Bru els, 1832—1893; opera-tenor; of above; c. operetta. daughter and pupil (3) Elly, b Liége, 1862; soprano; début, Bru els, 1879; sang there, then at Florence, Paris Op.-Com., etc. (vi-ro), (1) Charles, Dunkirk, Nov. 14, 1804—Bru els, July 20, 1836; violinist and theatre-cond.; pupil of Fridzeri; c. operas, 3 grand ma es, etc. His brother (2) Victor, Ghent, 1808—Bois Colombes, 1877; cond. and teacher; c. operettas, a ma , etc. (3) Victor Alex. Jos., Verviers, 1834—Paris, 1906; son of (2); opera tenor, later teacher at Paris Cons. War’ren, (1) Jos., London, 1804— Kent, 1881; organist, pianist, violinist, composer and writer. (2) G. Wm., Albany, N. Y., Aug. 17, 1828— New York, 1902; self-taught organist; from 1870, organist St. Thomas’s Ch., New York; prof. Columbia Univ.; c. church-mus. (3) Samuel Prowse, Montreal, Canada, Feb. 18, 1841—New York, Oct. 7, 19153 organist; pupil of Haupt, Gv. Schumann (pf.) and Wieprecht (instr.); 1865-67, organist of All Souls’ Ch., New York; later at Trinity Ch.; c. church-mus., org.-pcs., etc. (4) Richard Henry, Albany, N. Y., Sept. 17, 1859—South Chas am, Ma ., Dec. 3, 1933; son and pupil of (2), also studied abroad; from 1886 org. at St. Bartholomew’s, N. Y.; founder and cond. of church choral soc., which gave many important works their first hearing; Parker’s ‘“‘Hora Nov is sima’” was written for this society. C. anthems, services, a comic opera, songs, etc. Wartel (var-tél), (1) Pierre Fran., Versailles, 1806—Paris, 1882; tenor. (2) Atala Thérése (née Adrien), Paris, July 2, 1814—Nov. 6, 1865; wife of above; 1831-38, prof. at Paris Cons.; c. pf.-studies, etc. (3) Emil, son of above; sang for years Th. Lyrique, then founded a sch. (vd-zé-léf’-shki), Jos. W. von, Gro -Leesen, Danzig, 1822 —Sonders hausen, 1896; violinist, conductor, critic, composer, important historical writer.