Ivanov

(e-va-noff), Michael Michailo- and some pf. pieces; author vitch, compr b. Moscow, Sept. 23, very valuable study of life and 1849. Studied with Tchaikovski of C. Franck; has written a and Dubuc and with Sgambati and m Musical Composition biog others; since 1876 critic and freof C6sar Franck and Beethquent contributor to several journals; he is present leader of the has composed symph., symph. poem, of modem French composers; requiem not published, a ballet and has great harmonic and contra- 2 operas; author of Pushkin in Music skill and a keenly intellectual and translator Hanslick’s Vom Muhis music is, perhaps, almost sikalisch-Schonen into Ru ian. abstract, too free from emotion. Ivanovici, compr. Roum an i an national- (S'-zak), He in rich, contrapuntist. ity; d. 1902. Inspector-gen. of Rou- Germany (Netherlands?) about manian military mus.; compr. of d. Florence, 1517. Name is vafamous waltzes. J Samuel P., orgt. b. Man music to Lycidas, to Dying Christian Eng Feb 5, 1818; d. Brook to His Soil, church music, several N. Y., July 27, 1885. Son of collections of canzonets {Time has not builder, learned father’s trade, thinn’d my flowing hair for 2 voices studied pf. with Moran, harwas very popular), wrote Observations with Thornton in New York, on state of music in Eng., e ays, and he moved 1825; teacher oi was also landscape painter. and org.; editor of Gems for popular Org. Voluntaries, Jackson, William, of Masham, orgt. b. Masham, Yorkshire, Jan. 9, 1815; William, of Exeter, compr. d. Bradford, Apr. 15, 1866. Son of Exeter, May 28, 1730; d. there, miller, self-taught on org. and other 12, 1803. Pupil of Silvester, instruments and in harmony; orgt. at cath., and of Travers in at 16; 1839-52 in busine as tallow teacher at Exeter, 1777 orgt. chandler, but found time to compose 2 choirmaster at cath.; composed oratorios, Deliverance of Israel, Isaiah, 138 JACOBSOHN a prize glee, etc.; 1852 music seller m Bradford, condr. of Choral Union and Festival Choral Soc.; composed cantata The Year church music, glees, etc., compiled Bradford Tune Book Jacobsohn fya'-kbb-son), Simon E., vlt b. Mitau, Kurland, Dec 24, 1839; d. Chicago, Oct. 3, 1902. Studied at Leipzig Cons.; leader of orch at Bremen 1860, of Thomas's Orch., N. Y 1872; teacher at Cincinnati Cons.; then m Chicago. Jada ohn (yad'-a-son) Salomon, compr teacher, b. Breslau, Aug. 13, 1831; d. Leipzig, Feb. 1, 1902 Studied with He ler, Lustner. and Brosig (harm), at Leipzig Cons. 1848, with Liszt at Weimar 1849, and with Hauptmann at Leipzig 1853, taught in Leipzig, condr. of Euterpe concerts, after 1871 teacher of composition, etc., at Leipzig Cons where he had wide influence; his many textbooks on various branches of harmony, Harmomelehre Kontrapunkt, Kanon und Fuge etc., have all been translated into English, some into other languages; ms method was conservative, but not narrow; his own compositions illustrate his skill in composition and considerable brilliancy of idea; they include 4 symphonies, overtures, pf. concerto, quartets, 5 cantatas, motets, etc.