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Dictionary of Musicians · 1910 · p. 298
6, 1819; d Colwyn Bay. England, Dec. 27, 1900. Educated in Paris; came to London as a prot4g6 of Jullien, and succeeded him as condr. at Covent Garden; was also mus. dir. of other organizations and of concert series in the large provincial cities; published My Musical Life and Recollections, 1893. Rhys-Herbert, William, orgt compr. b. Resolven, South Wales, 1868. Sang as a boy and filled an organ position while still in his youth; studied piano with local teachers, and theory and organ with Dr. Earn, London Coll, Mus.; gained RUNCIMAN degrees Mus. Bac later Mus. Doc. from Trinity Umv, Toronto; orgt Hennepin Ave. Minneapolis, M. E. Ch, 1899-1911; 1911 went to the Ch of the Redeemer; composed succe ful operettas, Sylvia, Nautical Knot and Bulbul, and a cycle of sacred cantatas, Bethlehem, The Naz~ arene, Bethany Calvary, and Olivet.
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