Nottingham, Eng

Dec. 10, 1862. Parents came to the U. S. in 1866: father a violinist and teacher, ana in his mother’s family were several violinists; received general educar tion in public schools of Hartford, Conn.; studied violin with father, and in 1879, 1884-86 with liste- 301 SHACKLEY marrn, Boston; studied with Wirth, Women’s in Berlin, 1888-90; self-taught in pfte. composition as a young man stud- Lost; io! with Philipp Scharwenka in Berlin, 1888-90; and with G. W. Chad- Singer, wick, in Boston^ 1890-91; began gary, profe ional activity in Hartford as Jan., player and teacher; leader of 9wn Kohne orchestra, 1879, condr. of various tour organizations; organized str. qt.; and condr. of choral organizations; reseries moved to New York, 1897; compos i succe ful; tions for orchestra include an over- Pesth ture, symph. poem, concerto for and violin, chamber music, pieces for concertmaster; violin, a cantata, and some piano death, and pieces. joyed S