Bauer

(bow’-ér), (1) Harold, b. London, April 28,1873, of English mother and father; eminent pianist; played violin in public at 9; studied with Gorski, Paris; then the piano, in 1892, under Paderewski; début as pianist, Paris, 1893; has toured Europe and, since 1900, America, with great succe ; res. in New York for many years; he has long been ranked - as one of leading solo and ensemble players; pres., Beethoven A ’n. of New York; also active as master teacher and as ed. of musical works. (2) Marion, b. Walla Walla, Wash.. Aug. 15, 1887; composer; incid. mus i¢ for “Pro me the us Bound,” string quartet, songs, etc.; a t. prof. of music, N. Y. Univ., 1926; mem. bd. of dirs., League of Comps.