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27. 1854. Pupil of father, an oigt., ana at Bru els Cons, of Bra in, Dupont, Gevaert Kuf-; ferath, and M!ailly; 1st prize pf. 1873, Grand prix de Rome 1877; 251 T1RINDELXI director Mechlin; schools and dir. 1888, great by pieces, author Tirindelli vU. Studied Boniforti, and Liceo 1887, there; Mus.; ce ful Titl Pemstein, d. meister 1850; frau, ma , Tomaschek Johann compr., hemia, Apr. Cnrudim; studying finally teacmng Tedesco, pst. pf. etc., style, contemporary with autobiography, periodical said Tombelle [real Gueyrand compr. Studied Dubois; Can to rum; chamber and Impre ions musidens, T0RELL1 of Inst, for Sacred Mus. at Tomlins, William Lawrence, teacher inspector of state mus. b. London, Feb. 4, 1844. Pupil of 1889; prof, of counterpoint G. A. Mac farren and Silas; in fugue at Bru els Cons. 1896; America after 1869; condr. Chi- Cons. 1909; oratorio Franciscus cago Apollo Club 1875-98; organ widely produced because of its ized children’s choruses and wage height of originality (marred earners’ concerts; trained 1500 prolixity), ma es, motets, pf. children for World’s Fair chorus; songs, etc. have followed; vocal teacher; author of Children's of Le chant grigorien. Songs and How to Sing Them; since 1898 devoted to training school- (tl-rfn-dgl'-ll), Pietro Adolfo, teachers; organized Nat’l Training b. Conegliano, May 5, 1858. Sch. for sch. mus. teachers, Chicago, at Milan Cons, and with 1903; later removed to London. later with Grun in Vienna, with Ma art m Paris; prof, at Topfer (t^p'-fer), Johann Gottlob, orgt., Benedetto Marcello, Venice, writer b. Nie derro l a, Thu ring i a, director 1893; condr. of orch. Dec. 4, 1791; d. Weimar, June 8, prof, at Cincinnati Coll, of 1870. Studied with Schlomilch and composed operas and sucwith Des touches, Riemann, and A. songs. E. Muller; teacher at Weimar Gymnasium and Seminary 1817; (tStl), Anton Emil, compr b. town orgt. Weimar 1830; wrote Moravia, Oct. 5, 1809; authoritative works on org. con- Vienna, Jan. 21, 1882. Cap ell struct i on Die Orqethavkunst, etc., at Vienna Burg theater after also Theoretischpraktische Organ is ten composed operas (Die Burgschule, ChoraIbuch cantata Die Or- Das Wolkenkind), overtures, gelweihe, and various compositions etc. for instrument. (to'-m&-sh6k), Wenzel Topliff, Robert, orgt. b. 1793; d. [Vaclav Jan Tomfigek], London, Apr. 27, 1868. Blind; orgt. teacher b. Skutsch, Boat South wark; edited Selection of Apr. 17, 1774; d. Prague, Melodies of Tyne and Wear, Script- 3, i860. Pupil of Wolf at ure Melodies, etc.; composed sacred gave mus. le ons while songs ( Consider the Lutes, Heaven law at Prague Univ.; Our Home etc.). devoted himself to music