Sporck

Georges, b. Paris, April 9, 1870; pupil of the Cons. and of d’Indy; c. symph. poems, symphonie “Viva raise,” “Esqui es symphoniques,” etc. Spro , Chas. Gilbert, b. Poughkeepsie, N. Y., Jan. 6, 1874; composer, pianist; pupil of X. Scharwenka, Emil Gramm and Carl Lachmund; org. in various cities; accompanist for noted artists; c. choral works, songs, etc. Squire, (1) Wm. Henry, b. Ro , Here ford shire, Aug. 8, 1871; ’cellist; son and pupil of an amateur violinist; début at 7; won scholarship at the R. C. M., and studied with Powell and Parry; second début, 1891; c. ’cello-concerto. (2) William Barclay, London, Oct. 18, 1855—Jan. 14, 1927; historian and author, educated at Cambridge, 1879, B. A.; 1902, M. A.; critic, librettist and antiquarian; ed. works of Purcell, Byrd and Pal estrin a, and with Fuller- Maitland, the “Fitzwilliam Virginal Book.” Stabile (sta’-bé-lé), Annibale, d. Rome, ca. 1595; conductor and composer.