Booneville, Mo
Dictionary of Musicians · 1910 · p. 290
1857. Went to pianist; Germany as a boy, received general early education there; pupil at Cologne Tenbury, Cons, of Sei , piano, in compos i traveled tion of Jensen and Hiller; later came studied in Berlin with Moszkowski ne ; and Scharwenka, and Krell in com- Boston; position (Paderewski a fellow-stu- Musical dent); with Liszt at Weimar for Singers, three years; appeared as pst. in Violinists, leading German music centres, win- The ning the appreciation of public and Opera critics; located in New York City as pst., condr., and teacher, founded La alle, Cons. Music, 1896; 1912, removed to Lyons, Portland, Ore.; condr. string orch. Sept. for women: author of Retrospections 1867; of Three Years Study with Liszt, engagements embodying verbatim le ons given he to the Weimar cla (in pre , 1912) 1872-93; compositions include several over- London; tures, concert 4tude, Valse iminto promptu, Op. 12, A Woodland Lulsavings; laby, a New Etude Method and songs. and at LachaumS, Aim6, pst., dir. b. Paris; tion came to New York in 1890, where death; he resided for a time, later returning for to Paris; has conducted light opera diction and musical comedy, and has composed pantomimes, and other in- Lazarus, cidental music; ranks high as an July ensemble player. the sen,
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