Gladstone
Dictionary of Musicians · 1910 · p. 107
Francis Edward, orgt. b. Summer town, near Oxford, Mar. 2, 1846. Pupil of S. Wesley; many positions as orgt. in Anglican ana after conversion 1887 at Rom. Gath, churches; Mus. Doc. Cambridge 1879; prof, of counterpoint Trinity College, London, 1881; of harmony and counterpoint Royal Coll. Mus. 1883; composed services, ma es, org mus. and Organ Students* Guide A Wet Sheet and Flowing Sea for chorus and orch., sonatas, etc. Glare an us (gla-re-a'-nus) Henricus, [pseud, of He in rich Loris], writer, b Glarus, Switzerland, June, 1488; d. GLEASON Freiburg, Baden, Mar. 28, 1563. Studied theology at Cologne, mus. under Cochlaus; poet laureate under Maximilian I; friend of Erasmus; taught and lectured on history and literature in Paris, Basle, and Freiburg; chief work Do decachord on valuable source for history of mensurable music, notation, etc named from claim for 12 modes instead of 8.
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