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Clement, compr., orgt. b. Ter- monde, France, 1833; d Bois 293 LUNN Colombe, and Cons., theory prize; enjoyed compositions music, transcribed certs Limn, Birmingham, London, Rin later taught after don; tri but i on The ed. Lutkin, b Macmillen, O., music violin, Listemann, Berlin with Sch. Bru els; violin prize with cities 1903; 1910-11. Manchester, author, 1862. cians; and music teaching; Gilchrist later and Beaver State ington 96; MANNES Feb 1909 Son of orgt. 1858. Parents musical; educated in org builder; studied at Bru els public grammar and private schools organ with Lem mens, and in Chicago; boy chorister; studied with F6tis; took first organ organ, and received appointment as orgt. at Paris churches, and organist, 1872; studied organ with high repute as a teacher; Eddy, theory with Gleason; went to include etudes, organ Berlin, 1881, studied piano with pieces for piano, and songs; Raff, organ with Haupt, compos i for organ Handel’s contion with Bargiel; entered Roy. for organ and orch. High Sch. Music for a time; spent one year in Vienna with Leschetizky, Charles, teacher of singing, b. followed by period in Paris where Eng., Jan. 5, 1838; d. he studied piano composition with Feb. 28, 1906. Studied Moszkowski: returned to Chicago; ging in Italy; a fine singer, and was orgt. ana choirmaster in Chicago a succe ful teacher; lived and churches; dir. theoretical dept. Amer. in 1867-95; Cons. Mus dir of Mus North that, ui.: - '!* », in Lonwestern Univ., Evanston, 1891; dir. author of an important con of choral societies; organized, 1909, to the literature of singing, North Shore Music Festival; lec- Philosophy of Voice (1874, 10th turer on church music at several 1906). theological seminaries; compositions mostly for church use; musical Peter Christian, compr., orgt. editor of M. E. Church hymnal;