Dulcken
Dictionary of Musicians · 1910 · p. 86
(dul-ken), Ferdinand Quentin, V8t. b. London, June 1, 1837; d. New York, 1902. Pupil at Leipzig Cons, of Mendel ohn, Moscheles, Gade, etc., and at Cologne of F. Hillei; prof, at Warsaw Cons.; lived in Pans and N. Y.; made tours with distinguished artists Wieniawski, Vieuxtemps, Remenyi, E ipoff, etc. Dunham, Henry Morton, orgt. b Brockton, Ma July 27, 1853 Pupil of J. C. D. Paiker and Whiting; graduated from N. E. Cons, and Boston Univ. Coll of Mus.; taught in both; published Organ School and many works for instr.; as orgt. at Buggies St. Ch., Shawmut Ch., and Harvard St Brook line, has given many recitals m Boston and elsewhere. Dunkley, Ferdinand Luis, orgt b London, July 16, 1869. Pupil of G. A. Higgs, and at Trinity Coll London, under Parry, etc at Royal Coll after holding several positions in England became teacher of mus. at St Agnes's School, Albany, N. Y. and orgt. there; later moved to New Orleans in 1909, Vancouver, B. C.; returned to New Orleans, composed cantata, Wreck of the Hesperus many songs, and orch. suite which won prize at Promenade Concerts 1889.
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