Momolet’to

Vide ALBERT IN I, M. (mém/’-poo), Federico, b. Barcelona, 1905; composer; studied with Motte Lacroix, but developed own manner of composition which he styles “primitive”; c. piano works, esp. suites. (m6-nis-ta’-ri-o), Gesi, Potes, Spain, 18, 1836— Santander, Sept. 28, 1903; violinist; début at 9, then pupil of De Bérict, Bru els Cons.; made v. succ. tours; 1861 founded Quartet Soc., Madrid; ct.-violinist, prof., and (1894) dir. Madrid Cons.; c. pop. vin.-pcs. Philh., Salzburg Fest.; returned to U. S. 1934, appearing with Boston Symph. and in solo concerts. (mén-dén-vé’-yii), also ma es, songs, etc.; organist, director, profe or. Biogr. by A, Walicki (Warsaw, 1873). Monk, (1) Edwin G., Frome, Engl., December 13, 1819—Radley, Jan. 3, 1g00o; pupil of G. A. Mac farren; Mus. J. Jos. Ca anea de (de M. being his wife’s maiden name), Narbonne, 1711—Belleville, near Paris, 1772; violinist, conductor and dram. composer.