Ouseley

(ozley), Sir Frederick Arthur Gore, compr theorist, b. London, Aug 12, 1825; d. Here ford, Apr. 6, 1889. Son of amba ador ana Orientalist; graduated at Oxford, Mus. Doc 1854, prof, of mus. at Oxford Univ 1855; ordained priest 1855 and appointed precentor at Here ford Cath.; vicar and warden of school at St. Michael's, Tenbury which he founded and endowed.; excellent orgt. and theorist, author of treatises on Harmony Fugue, etc.; English ed'r Naumann's History of Music; comp, oratorio, songs, a few glees, and many dignified church comp.; raised standard of music at Oxford edited collection of Cathedral Services and, with Monk, Anglican Psalter Chants 192 PACHELBEL Pachelbel compr Sept Studied Altdorf pupil positions gart, posed especially, cal chorale Pacher compr. Mar. 1871. Halm; published pieces. Pachmann pst. of Vienna Ru ia eight Germany, has America and stage with sivene ; he Chopin Paris. Pachulski b. Studied Warsaw, stein, teacher composed studies, ski's Pacini b. Dec. and lanetto duced failure at Lucca; PAGAN IN I p (pa-kel'-bel), Johann, orgt., best opera, and about 40 more; comd. Nuremberg [baptized posed many ma es, cantatas, etc.; 1], 1653, d. there, Mar. 3, 1706. popular imitator of Ro ini. with Schwemmer, and at and Ratisbon; at Vienna Paderewski (pad-ref'-ski), Ignaz Jan, and deputy of J. K Kerll, pst compr b. Kurilowka, Podolia, at Eisenach, Erfurt, Stutt- Poland, Nov. 18, 1860. Pupil of Roguszki at Warsaw Cons 1879-81 Gotha, and Nuremberg; com-; teaching at Warsaw Cons pupil of toccatas, chaconnes, and, Urban and Kiel at Berlin, and, after elaborate chorales; mus i teaching at Stra burg, of Leschetancestor of J. S Bach; developed izky at Vienna; after 1887 a tri ump laying. phant virtuoso: victim of much (pa'-ker), Joseph Adalbert, extravagant ana indiscriminate adb. Daubrawitz, Moravia, miration, often justly criticized by 29, 1816; d. Gmunden, Sept. 3, musicians for forcing of tones, he Studied with Preyer and yet remains preeminent for exquisite taught in Vienna many years; delicacy, even crescendos, and tre- “ ” more than 60 salon mendous force and commanding power; compr. of various pf. pieces, (pak'-man), Vladimir de. sonata, Op. 21, pf. concerto, opera b. Ode a, July 27, 1848. Pupil Manru (Dresden 1901, New York father, amateur vlt., of Dachs at and Boston 1902), and symphony 1909; opera SaJcunicda not vet pro- Cons.; after appearance in 1869 worked by himself for duced; compositions, especially those in nrer for^« n re m to^rir c enough years, and, after appearing in for two more; since then toj i'*.'i nmo-noM, -lablished won great praise m Europe and P. Fund, prizes for American comhis many tricks of manner posers, 1900. Lives in Switzerland ccccni ucit us of behavior on the Paer (pa'-er), Ferdinando, compr. b. do not keep him from playing Parma, June 1, 1771; d. Paris, May exquisite taste and. expres- 3, 1839. Pupil of vlt. Ghiretti; Chopin is his specialty and condr. at Venice 1791; 1797-1802 at is probably the greatest of all Vienna, 1802-1807 at Dresden; after players; retired 1912; lives in 1807 at Paris as maltre de chapelle to Napoleon, condr. Opdra Comique, at Th. It alien 1812-27; member of (pa-kul'-ske), He in rich, pst. Academy 1831; condr. royal cham- Lasa, Ru ia, Oct. 16, 1859. ber music 1832; composed about with Strobl and Zelenski at 40 operas of conventional Italian with Taneiev, N. Rubin smoothne , without depth (best is and Pabst at Moscow Cons.; Camilla prod, at Vienna, where P. at Moscow after 1886; may have been influenced by Moorch. suite, pf. sonata, zart); unsucce ful rival of Ro ini arrangements of Tchaikov. in Paris. works. Paesiello, see Paisiello. (pa-ch§'-ne), Giovanni, compr