Shaw

(1) Mary, London, 1814—Hadleigh, Suffolk, 1876; noted contralto and teacher. (2) Bernard, b. Dublin, July 26, 1856; the eminent playwright, in his early days a music and dram. critic; author, “The Perfect Wagnerite,’ etc. (3) Geoffrey, b. Clapham, Nov. 14, 1879; studied at St. Paul’s Cath. Choir School; at with Wood and Stanford; c. church and other music. His bro. (4) Martin, b. London, March g, 1876; composer; studied at R. C. M. with Stanford; organist and dir. of League of Arts; c. church music, a ballad opera, “Mr. Pepys,” incidental music to plays, chamber and orch. works, etc.; author, “Principles of Church Music Comp.”; ed. “Songs of Britain,” etc. Shed’lock, John South, Reading, Engl., 1843—London, Jan. 9, 1919; graduate, London Univ., 1864; pupil of E. Liibeck (pf.) and Lalo (comp.), Paris; teacher and concert-pianist, London, 1879; Atheenum; also lectured at the R. A. M.; pub. articles, “The Pianoforte Sonata, Its Origin and Development’? (London, 1895); editor and translator; c. string-quartet, etc. Bhel’ley, Harry Rowe, b. New Haven, Conn., June 8, 1858; pupil of Stoeckel at Yale, Dudley Buck, Vogrich and Dvorék (New York); organist various churches, also teacher of theory and comp. Metropolitan College, - Y.: c. “The Inheritance Divine, sacred cantata, 2 symphs. (the first Eb, performed, N. Y., 1897), vln.concerto (1891), cantata “‘Vexilla Regis” (N. Y., 1894), and suite “Baden-Baden,” etc., for orch.; church-mus., pf. and org.-pcs. and songs, many very pop.