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Dictionary of Musicians · 1910 · p. 222
Alvah Glover, pst., compr. b. at South old, N. Y Sept. 23, 1868. His father was in busine , but previous generations included members who attained literary and musical distinction; he began the study of music at six years of age and made a number of appearances in various parts of the u. S. as a boy pianist; graduated from the New England Conservatory 1888, and later studied in St. Petersburg; since his return to the U. S. has given piano recitals and lecture recitals on Ru ian music before the leading conservatories, colleges and musical clubs in various parts of the country; his compositions include about 100 numbers in different forms, although the majority of his published works are for the piano; he has also edited many pieces for American publishers, and contributed to the leading musical magazines; teacher in Boston for a number of years; New York 1909. 222 salom£ Salome (sa-16-ma), Theodore Cesar, orgt. b Paris, Jan 20, 1834; d. St. Germain, July, 1896. Studied at Paris Cons, with A. Thomas and Bazin; 2d Prix de Rome 1861; rdpdtiteur of solfeggio at Cons. 1872-73; 2d orgt. at La Trinity; maltre de chapelle at Lyc£e St. Louis, profe or at Coll, ftollin, comp, symphony and org mus.
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