Harsan’yi

Tibor, b. Ober-Kanizsa, ney (voice), Fredk. Schilling (harm. and comp.), Anton Seidl (cond.); ' 1889-95 org. various churches; 1892os répétiteur and coach at Met. Op.; 1893-94 cond. Utica Choral Union; 1895-96 a t.-cond. to Seidl, Concerts; teacher and accompanist, N. Y.; long cond. of Cecilia Chorus; c. a pf.-suite, a cantata, an operetta Hungary, “Mile. Mai et M. de Septembre,” songs, etc. (4) Roy, b. Lincoln Co., Okla., Feb. 12, 1898; composer; educated Univ. of Calif.; studied with Dillon, Far well, Modeste Altschuler, Arthur Bli , Rosario Scalero and Nadia Boulanger; awarded Guggenheim Fellowship for study in Europe, 1927-28; Intercollegiate Fellowship for Comp., California; has lectured extensively and taught at Westminster Choir School, Princeton, N. J., where he organised fest. of modern Amer. music, 1936; c. symph.; andante for orch.; sextet for clarinet, strings and piano; suite for string quartet; symphonic poem, trio and chorus; suite for women’s chorus and 2 pianos; ‘“‘A Song for Occupations” for mixed chorus to Whitman’s words; symph. for voices, etc. Har’rison, (1) Wm., London, 1813— London, 1868; tenor. (2) Be at rice, b. Roorkee, India, 1892; ’cellist; senior medal of A oc. Board, London; exhibitor R. Coll. of Music at rz; won Mendel ohn Prize, Berlin Hochsch.; studied with White house and Hugo Becker; début, Berlin, 910; has appeared in chief Eur. centres, in U. (3) May, b. Roorkee, S. after 1913. India, 1890; H.3; violinist; studied in London, also with Fernandez Arbos and Auer; has toured as soloist since 1907 and in joint recitals with her sister. (4) Julius, b. Stour port, England, March 26, 1885; composer and conductor; studied on stipend with Bantock; cond. of Beecham Op. Co., later’ the Scottish Orch., and the British Nat’l. Op. Co.; c. orch., chamber music, choral works; also an opera, “The Canterbury Pilgrims.” Har’rold, Orville, Muncie, Ind., 1878— Darien, Conn., Oct. 23, 1033; operatic tenor; reputed to have been discovered singing in vaudeville, Hammer stein, N. Y., June 27, 1898; composer; pupil of the Budapest Acad. of Mus.; lives in Paris; c. 2 orch. suites; “‘Tes Invités,” setting of text by Jean-Victor Pellerin; sonatina for piano and yln.; sonata for vln. and piano; piano trio; string quartet; duo for vin. and ’cello; nonette for wind quintet and string quartet; piano sonata and other pieces for this instrument.