Papini

Dictionary of Musicians · 1910 · p. 194
(pa-pe'-nl), Guido feuS-do), vli. b. Camagiore, near Florence, Aug. 1, 1847. Pupil of Giorgetti; d6but 1860; after tours in Europe, taught at Dublin Royal Acad of Mus founded cla ical concerts; there; then in London; wrote mus. for vln. and ’cello and vln method. Papperitz, Benjamin Robert, orgt compr writer, b Pima, Dec 4, 1826; d. Leipzig, Sept. 29, 1903. Student and teacher of philology; 9 pupil of Hauptmann, Richter, and Moscheles at Leipzig Cons, where he taught harm and counterpoint after 1851 also orgt. in Leipzig 1868- 99; published org. and vocal mus. Paradies (pa-ra-de'-es), [or Paradisi], Pietro Domenico, compr. b. Naples, 1710; d. Venice, 1792 Pupil of Porpora; opera compr. in Italy and for some years after 1747 in London, where he was sought as pf. and singing teacher of Mara, Thomas Linley, and others; composed also for harpsichord.
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