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Arthur William, orgt compr b. London, Oct. 18, 1850. Mus. Bac. Oxford 1879; held several positions as orgt m Fn'rlnnd in Denver, Col,18S0-$2; afioi Diruliio^, Scotland; composed services, anthems, songs, etc written Primer 500 Fugue Subjects and Answers Voice Culture Marchesi de Castrone (mar-ka'-zi-dekas-tro'-na), Salvatore [properly S. de C. Marchese dell a Rajata], baritone teacher, b. Palermo, Jan. 15, 1822; d. Paris, Feb. 20, 1908. Student of law and music under Raimondi, Lamperti, etc. after exile 1848 made ddbut New York; after study with Garcia had succe in London; after marriage sang in England and on Continent ana taught in several places with his wife; compr. of some songs, translator of libretti, author of vocal method and vocalises. His wife Marchesi de Castrone, Mathilde, teacher. b. Frankfort-on-Main, Mar. 26, 1826. Daughter of merchant Graumann, after the lo of whose fortune she adopted music as profe ion; studied in Vienna with Nicolai and in Paris with Garda; 1849 succe as concert singer in London: mamed 1852; taught at Vienna Cons. 1854-61, at Paris 1861, at Cologne Cons. 1865- 68, at Vienna Cons again 1868-78, MARETZEK then privately until 188 1^ when she finally returned to Pans; famous teacher of pure style of song, she has had many famous pupils, lima de Murska, Gerster, Melba, etc.; published many vocalises, a method, and reminiscences Marchesi and Music Her daughter Blanche, Baronne Caccamisi, a t of mother, concert singer of some succe in England; operatic d6but Prague 1900; recitals in U. S. 1899, etc.