Clarke

Hugh Archibald, compr. b. near Toronto, Aug. 15, 1839. Pupil of father Tames Patton C. (1808-1877, prof, or music in the University of Upper Canada, and a Mus. Doc. Oxford, orgt.). Moved to Philadelphia 1859; orgt. in several churches; conducted The Abt Singing Society; rof. of music Univ. of Penn, since f875; W. W. Gilchrist among pupils; composed music to Aris toph anes’ Acmrniaris, and to Euripi des’ Ipkir ia in Tauris an oratorio Jerusa- C pf. pieces, etc.; has written CLAY text-books on harmony and counterpoint, Music and the Comrade Arts and Highways and Byways of Music; as lecturer and educator his mature scholarship has been widely felt. Clarke, Jeremiah, orgt. b London (?) before 1669; d. there, Dec. 1, 1709. Chorister under Blow; orgt. at Winchester College, St Paul’s Cathedral, jomt orgt. at Chapel Royal; composed several anthems, the original music to Dryden’s Alexander's Feast, now lost, music to several plays, cantatas, and songs; remembered because of original psalm-tunes and anthems.