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Eng., Oct. 5, 1758; d. Hampton, near London, July 18, 1831. Pupil of B. Cooke ana protdg4 of Earl of Sandwich; orgt. at Car lisle; follower of young Pretender in Italy; teacher of ‘music in London; 1793 condr. of Concert of Antient Mus.; with others revived vocal concerts; 1819 orgt. at Westminster Abbey; condr. of several festivals; composed and arranged much music for various concerts, arranged Parochial Psalmody composed glees. Grechaninov (gret-cha-ne'-noff) Alexander Tichonovitch, compr b. Moscow, Oct. 25, 1864. Studied at* Moscow Cons, until in 1890 he entered St. Petersburg Cons.; pupil of Rimsky-Korsakov; composed quartet, pf. pieces and “some songs with very 114 GRECO expre ive melodies, and happy a cavpeUa choruses. He has some affinities with Schubert.” [Pougin ] Greco (gr&'-co), [or Grecco], Gaetano, teacher compr b. Naples, about 1680; d. (unknown). Pupil and succe or of A Scarlatti at Cons, dei Poveri; teacher also at Cons of San On of rio; Per goles i, Vinci, and Durante his pupils; only few compositions for Harpsichord are known.
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