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Vide HAYYM, GILLES. (an-ri-6n), Paul, Paris, July 20, 1819—Oct. 24, 1901; c. operettas and over a you sand popular songs. (hén-ré’-kés), Fini Baidemar, b. Copenhagen, Dec. 20, 1867; violinist; pupil of Tofte, Svendsen, and Joachim; member of court orch. at Copenhagen; c. incidental mus. to ‘‘Wiel and der Schmied”’ (1898), piano pieces, etc. Henschel (hén’-shél), (1) Sir George, Breslau, Feb. 18, 1850—Aletnaof Music,’ ‘‘Preludes and Studies,” “What Is Good Music?”’, ‘How 10, 10934; prominent barytone, pianist,.teacher;. pupil of Wandelt ‘Music Developed,” ‘The Orchestra and Orchestral Music,” ‘Wagner, also Kiel and Ad. Schulze (singing); His: Life and Dramas,” ‘Modern Drift,’ ‘‘The Art of the Singer,”’ ‘‘Some Forerunners of Italtan Opera,’ “The Early History of Singing,” ‘‘The Soul of a Tenor” (novel), ‘Pipes and Timbrels,” poems. He long upheld a high standard of musical commentary, combined with a vast knowledge.of musical hist. and an experience of covering a_ half-cent.; his style, urbane, pithy and often marked by gentle satire, retaining its pungency, while he also saluted with an open mind some of the more advanced days. Henkel (hénk’-#l), (1) Michael, Fulda, 1780—1851; composer. (2) G. Andreas, Fulda, 1805—1871; organist and composer. (3) H., Fulda, Feb. 16, 1822—Frankfort-on-Main, April 10, 1899; son and pupil of (1), also studied with Aloys Schmitt, and theory with Ke ler and Anton Andre; 1849, teacher, etc., Criche, Scotland, Sept. Schaeffer, Breslau; of Leipzig Cons. Berlin; 1877-80, lived in London; 1881-84, cond. Boston (U. S. A.) Symph. Orch.; 1885, London; the ‘‘London Concerts”; 1886-88, prof. of singing R. C. Mus.; c. operas, ‘‘Fried rich der Schine” and ‘‘ Nubia’; operetta, ‘A Sea Change, or Love’s Castaway”; an oratorio, etc. (2) Lillian (née Bailey), Columbus, Ohio, Jan., 1860 —London, Nov. 4, 1901; pupil and (1881) wife of above; also studied with C. Hayden and Viardot-Garcia; concert-soprano; she and her husband gave recitals with great art and succe . (3) Helen, daughter of above, soprano; sang N. Y. 1902.