Scholes

(skols), Percy A., b. Leeds, England, 1877; writer; grad. Oxford Univ.; a ociate R. Coll. of Music; formerly master of music at Kent Coll., Canterbury; 1901-03, Kings wood Coll., S. Africa; 1904, taught Leeds Munic. School of Music; and for London Education; extension lecturer for Oxford, London and Manchester Univs.; founded Home Music Study Union; after 1915 he visited America several times as lecturer; later lived in Switzerland; author, “Purcell,” “Arthur Bli ,” ‘“‘Crotchets,” “Everyman and His Music,” “The Columbia History of Music” (compilation of vrecords), “ Listener’s Guide to Music,” ‘“‘Listener’s History of Music,” “The Puritans and Music,” "An Introduction to British Music”; and with W. Earhart, “Complete Book of the Great Musicians.” Scholtz (shélts), Hn., Breslau, June 9, 1845—Dresden, 13, 1918; pianist; pupil of Brosig, Liszt, von Biilow and Rheinberger; teacher in Dresden, 1880 chamber virtuoso; c. concerto; edited Chopin’s text.