Harborough, England

Apr. 22, 1852: d. Deal, July 14, 1904. Studied painting at S. Kensington; won scholars nip in Nat’l Training Sch. of Music; composed opera, church services, and many songs. 179 MOLIQUE Molique (mo-lek), Wilhelm Bernhard, vlt compr. b Nuremberg, Oct. 7, 1802* d. Kannstatt, May 10, 1869. Pupil of father, of Spohr (for a few le ons), of Rovelli at Munich; member of th. orch. at Vienna, leader royal orch. at Munich 1820, at Stuttgart 1826-49; after that in London until retirement 1866; serious and restrained player, compr. chiefly for vln of some uninteresting works and of really distinguished and valued concertos. MoUenhauer (mol'-len-how'-er), Emil, vU condr. b Brooklyn, Aug. 4, 1866. Son of Fried rich, vlt at 9 appeared at Niblo's Garden, N. Y.; member of orchestras at Booth's Th., Thomas's, Damrosch's, Bijou Th. (Boston), Boston Symph. 1884-88; condr. of German i a and Boston Festival Orch. (which gave concerts throughout U. S. with distinguished soloists), of Apollo Club after 1901, of Handel and Haydn Soc. after 1899. Mofloy, Tames Lyman, compr. b.Comolore, Ireland, 1837 d. 1910. Member of English bar; amateur musician; compr. of songs {Love's Old Sweet Song, etc editor of Irish melodies. ),