Buchholz

(bookh’-hélts), (1) Jn. Simeon, Schlo wippach, 1758—Berlin, 1825; founded firm of organ builders; by his son (2) K. Aug. (1796—1884), whose son (3) K. Fr., d. Feb. 17, 1885. (bookh’-nér), Philipp Fr., Wertheim, 1614—Wiirzburg, cond. and comp. 1669; Biichner (biikh’-nér), Emil, Osterfield, near Naumburg, Dec. 25, 1826— Erfurt, June 9, 1908; pupil of Leipzig Cons.; 1865, court-conductor; composed 2 operas, etc. Buck, (1) Zechariah, Norwich, England, 1798—Newport, E ex, 1879; organist Norwich Cathedral; teacher and composer. (2) Dudley, Hartford, Conn., to, 1839— Orange, N. J., Oct. 6, 1909; pupil W. J. Babcock (pf.), then of Plaidy and Moscheles (pf.); Hauptmann (comp.) and J. Reitz (instrumentation), Leipzig Cons.; later Dresden, under Reitz and Johann Schneider (organ); and 1861-62 in Paris; 1862, organist of the Park Ch., Hartford, U.S. A.; St. James, Chicago, 1872, St. Paul’s and of the Music Hall A ociation, Boston; 1875, organist Cincinnati May Festival; then, a t. cond. to Th. Thomas, New York; organist of Holy Trinity Ch., Brooklyn; director Apollo Club; composed comic opera ‘‘ Deseret’? (prod. 1880); “Marmion” (1880), cantatas; the.46th Psalm; ‘‘The Christian Year,” a seties of 5 cantatas; wrote 2 books of Studies, and “‘JJlustrations on Choir-accompaniment, with Hints on Registration”; pub. ‘‘The Organist’s Repertoire’ (with A. P. Warren); ‘‘The Influence of the Organ in History” (1882); and a ‘“‘Dictionary of Musical Terms.” (3) Percy Carter, b. West Ham., March 25, ¥871; pupil at R. A. M., London; won scholarship 1891-4, organist at Oxford; 1893, Mus. Doc.; 1896-9, organist Wells Cathedral, 1899-1901, Bristol Cathedral; 1910, prof. of music Dublin University, vice-pres.; 1927, prof. of music, Univ. of Sheffield; c. overture “‘Coeur de Lion’; chamber music, etc.;