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(1) Clarence H., Greenfield, Ma ., 23, 1851—Chicago, Jan. 10, 1937; organist; pupil of J. G. Wilson and Dudley Buck; 1871 of Haupt and Léschhorn (pf.); toured in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and Holland; 1874, organist, Chicago; 1876, dir. Hershey School of Musical Art; toured America and Europe, 1879 gave 100 recitals at Chicago without repeating a number; for some years cond. Chicago Philh. Vocal Soc.; after 1910 in San Francisco; c. organ and church music, etc.; pub. “‘The Church and Organist,’ Church” and transl. and Fugue.” ‘“‘The Haupt’s (2) Nelson, ‘Cpt. b. Providence, R.I., June 29, 1901; barytone; as boy soprano in choir of Grace Church, New York; pupil of David Bispham and William Vilonat; début, in benefit perf., Phila., 1922; sang with Savoy Op. Co. and Phila. Civic Op., making New York début in “Wozzeck,” 1931; sang leading male réle in Respighi’s ‘Maria Egiziaca” with N. Y. Philh. under baton of composer; later won outstanding reputation as concert singer, in radio programmes and as featured performer in musical films. (a’-dél-min), Joh. Fr., Stra burg, 6, 1749—Paris, July 17, 1794; c. opera, ballets, etc. Ed’son, Lewis, Bridge water, Ma ., 1748—Wood stock, N. Y., 1820; pub. a coll. of hymns, etc. Edwards, (1) Henry Sutherland, b. London, Sept. 5, 1829—Jan. 21, 1906; writer; historian and critic for many years of the St. James Gazette. (2) Henry John, b. Barn staple, Feb. 24, 1854—April 8, 1933; of an organist, then of Bennett, farren; 1885, Mus. Doc. Oxford; c. oratorios, etc. (3) Julian (rightly D. H. Barnard), Manchester, England, Dec} 11, 1855—Yonkers, N. Y., Sept. 5, 1910; pupil Sir H. Oakley, Edinburgh, then of Mac farren, London; 1875, pianist to Carl Rosa Opera Co.; 1877, cond. Royal Eng. Opera Co. and prod. ‘‘Victorian’”’ Covent Garden. 1880, prod. ‘‘Corinne’’ at St. James’s Hall, London; cond. Engl. Opera at Covent Garden, and prod. 2 operas, ‘‘Corinne” and ‘‘ Victorian,”’ at Sheffield, 1883; came to the U. S., 1889, and prod. with succe various comic operas, incl. “Madeleine or the Magic Ki ” (Boston, 1894), and “‘Briax Y., 1896); ‘‘The Borw” (N. Day,” “The Jolly Musketeer,” ‘‘ Prince Chic” (1899), ‘‘ Dolly Varden” (N. Y.,. 1902), and ‘‘When Johnny Comes Home’’; prod. also romantic opera ‘‘ King Réné’s Daughter’; c. gr. opera ‘‘Elfinella” (MS.), symphonies, overtures, etc. Eeden (a’-dén), Jean Baptiste van den, Ghent, Dec. 26, 1842—Mons, April 4, 1917; pupil of Ghent and Bru els Cons.; 1st prize for comp. (1869) with the cantata ‘‘Faust’s Laaste Nacht’’; 1878 dir. of Cons. at Mons; c. opera ‘‘Numance” (Antwerp, 1897), oratorios and the trilogy “Judith,’ cantatas with orch., a symph. poem, ‘‘La Lutte au XVI. Siécle,”’ etc. Egenolff (or Egenolph) (a’-gén-élf), 1502—55; a slovenly and _ piratical German mus.-printer.: