47448: | Paltoni=Corri. See sub. Corri, Fanny. Paltoni=Corri. See sub. Corri, Fanny. |
47449: | |
47450: | Panchari Banerjea 308-L-2 Panchari Banerjea, author of a " History |
47451: | of Hindu IMusic," a lecture delivered at the of Hindu Music," a lecture delivered at the |
47452: | Hooghly Institute, Bhowanipore, 1880. It |
47453: | contains a notice of many native nausicians |
47454: | of Southern India, and valuable information |
47455: | concerning the musical systems of that |
47456: | country. |
47457: | |
47458: | Parepa-Rosa, Euphrosyne Parepa de Boyesku 308-L-9 Parepa=Rosa, Euphrosyne Parepa de Parepa=Rosa, Euphrosyne Parepa de |
47459: | Boyesku, soprano vocalist, born at Edin- |
47460: | burgh, i\Iay 7, 1836. Daughter of a native of burgh, May 7, 1836. Daughter of a native of |
47461: | Wallachia. Educated by her mother, Eliza- |
47462: | beth Seguin. Z)e6?ti at Malta, 1852. Sang at |
47463: | Naples, Genoa, Rome, Florence, Madrid, |
47464: | Lisbon, etc. Appeared in London, May, 1857. |
47465: | Married Captain de Wolfe Carvell. Sang at |
47466: | Handel Festival, London, 1862-65. Married |
47467: | Carl Rosa (after death of her first husband, |
47468: | 1865), 1867. Visited America, 1867-1871. |
47469: | Re-visited America, autumn of 1871. She |
47470: | died at London, January 21, 1874. She |
47471: | appeared in operas by Bellini, Mellon, Mac- |
47472: | farren, Balfe, ]\Ieyerbeer, Auber, and Mozart, farren, Balfe, Meyerbeer, Auber, and Mozart, |
47473: | and did much to establish the Carl Rosa |
47474: | Opera Company. |
47475: | |
47476: | Parish-Alvars, Elias 308-L-26 Parish=AIvars, Elias, harpist and com- Parish=Alvars, Elias, harpist and com- |
47477: | poser, born at Teignmouth, February 28, 1810. |
47478: | Jewish by parentage. He studied under Dizi, |
47479: | Labarre, and Bochsa. Played in Germany, |
47480: | 1831 ; Italy, 1834. Appeared in London, |
47481: | 1836-7. Travelled in the East, 1838-42. |
47482: | Appeared in Germany and Italy again, 1842-44. |
47483: | Settled in Vienna, 1847. Chamber harpist to |
47484: | Emperor. He died at Vienna, January 25, |
47485: | 1849. |
47486: | |
47487: | Works. — Voyage d'un Harpiste en Orient, |
47488: | Recueils d' airs et de melodies populaires en |
47489: | Turquie et dans I'Asie Mineure, Harp solo, |
47490: | op. 62 ; Concerto for harp and orchestra, in |
47491: | G minor, op. 81 ; Concerto for 2 harps and |
47492: | orchestra, ; Concerto for harp and orch- |
47493: | estra in E flat, op. 98 ; March for harp, |
47494: | op. 67 ; Fantasias, transcriptions, romances, |
47495: | and melodies, for harp and orchestra, and |
47496: | harp and pf., etc. |
47497: | |
47498: | Park, Rev. John, D.D. 308-L-46 Park, Rev. John, D.D., poet, composer, |
47499: | and clergyman, born at Crreenock in 1804. |
47500: | Educated at Greenock and Paisley, and at |
47501: | Glasgow and Aberdeen Universities, and was |
47502: | licensed to preach. Assistant to Dr. Steele, |
47503: | West Church, Greenock, and afterwards to |
47504: | Dr. Grigor of Bonhill. Minister at Liverpool. |
47505: | Minister at Glencairn, in Dumfriesshire, and |
47506: | afterwards of Collegiate Parish Church of St. |
47507: | Andrews, first charge. He died at St. An- |
47508: | drews, April 8, 1865. His compositions were |
47509: | issued as " Songs composed and, in part, |
47510: | written by the late Rev. John Park, D.D., St. |
47511: | Andrews, with introductory notice by Prin- |
47512: | cipal Shairp," Leeds, 1876, with portrait. |
47513: | |
47514: | Parke, John, oboe player and composer, |
47515: | was born in 1745. He studied under Simpson |
47516: | and Baumgarten. Oboist at the opera, 1768. |