Garcia

(gir-thé’-4), a notable family of Spanish vocal teachers. (x) Don Fran. Saverio (Padre Garcia, called “lo Spag no let to”), Nalda, Spain,’ 1731—Sarago a, 1809; and composer. (2) Manuel del Popolo Vicente, Sevilla, Jan. 22, 1775 —Paris, June 2, 1832; eminent as tenor, teacher, and progenitor of singers; succe ful as manager, cond. and composer; took his family, his wife, son (3), and daughter (5) and others to America for a v. succ. Produced 43 opera season, 1825-26. (3) Manuel, operas and c. others. Madrid, March 17, 1805—London, July 1, 1906; son of above; ba (in Paris); he was a scientific investigator, and iny, the laryngoscope, receiving Dr. Phil. hk. c. Kénigsberg Univ.; 1847, prof. at the Cons., 1850, London, R. A. M. Jenny Lind was one of his pupils; pub. ‘‘Traité complet de Vart du chant,” 1847. (4) Eugénie (née Mayer), Paris, 1818 —1880; wife and pupil of (3); so(5) M. Félicité, prano and teacher. (6) Pauline, v. vrarVv. MALIBRAN. DOT GARCIA.