Har’wood

Basil, b. Woodhouse, Gloucestershire, 11, 1850; pianist, composer; pupil of Roeckel, Risley, Corfe, and at Leipzig Cons.; 1880, Mus. Bac., Oxford; 1896, Mus. Doc.; organist various churches; from 1892 at Christ Church, Oxford; retired in 1909 from his posts there as organist and choragus; c. church music; “Capriccio,” ‘‘Three Cathedral Preludes,” and Sonata No. 2, in F-sharp minor, for org.; Concerto in D for organ and orchestra; cantata, “Song on May Morning,” psalm, “Jnclina, Domine,” voices and orch. (Gloucester: Fest., 1898); ed. Oxford Hymn Book.: Husche (hésh’-é), William Edwin, b. O F MUSICIANS New Haven, April 11, 1867; of Listemann, Perabo, and Barked: dir. New Haven Symph. Orch.; 1903 teacher of instrumentation at Yale; cond. N. H. Choral Union (250 voices); c. symph., symph. poems “‘Waldidylle,” ‘Fridjof and Ingeborg”; cantata “The Haunted Oak,” etc.; d. Roanoke, Va., Jan. 26, 1929. (Dr.), von. BREITKOPF UND HARTEL.