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REINAGLE.
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Professorship of music, was born at Straloch,
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Perthshire, February 13, 1721 [1720]. Son
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of Alexander Robertson of Straloch. He
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studied at Edinburgh University. Lieu-
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tenant in the Earl. of Loudon's Regiment,
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1745 ; afterwards became a General in the
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Army. He died at London, February 6,
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1807.
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, Works. — A Set of Minuets and Marches,
Works. — A Set of Minuets and Marches,
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inscribed to the Right Hon. Lady Catherine
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Murray, by J— R— , Esq., London [1770].
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(Bremner). [Contains the well-known air,
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" The Garb of Old Gaul," to verses of Sir H.
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Erskine, of Alva.] Six Solos for a German
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Flute or Violin, with a Thorough-bass for
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the Harpsichord, by J — R — , Esq., a Member
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of the Temple of Apollo, London, n.d. (Os-
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wald). There have also been escribed to
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him " Three Grand Marches, and Three
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Quicksteps for a Full Military Band, by an
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Eminent IMaster," London, n.d.
Eminent Master," London, n.d.
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General Reid directed in his will that,
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subject to the life-rent of his daughter, the
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sum of £.52,000 should be applied to founding
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a Chair of Music in Edinburgh University,
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and that an annual concert (to include a full
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military band) should be given on his birth-
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day, at which was to be performed some
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specimens of his own composition, to show
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the style of music that prevailed about the
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middle of last century. The chair was in-
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stituted- in 1839, when a sum of between
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£70,000 and £80,000 became available. The
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succession of Professors has been John
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Thomson, 18.39; Sir Henry Bishop, 18i2 ;
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Henry Hugo Pierson, 1844 ; John Donaldson,
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1845; Sir Herbert Stanley Oakeley, 1865;
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Friedrich Niecks, 1889.
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Reinagle, Caroline 341-L-39
Reinagle, Caroline, 6>c Orger, Caroline.
Reinagle, Caroline, See Orger, Caroline.
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Reinagle, Joseph 341-L-40
■ Reinagle, Joseph, violoncellist, compuser,
Reinagle, Joseph, violoncellist, composer,
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And writer, born at Portsmouth, of Austrian
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parents, in 1762. Intended for the navy, but
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afterwards apprenticed to an Edinburgh
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jeweller. He studied the 'cello under
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Schetkey, who married his sister, and the
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"violin under Aragoni and Pinto, and became
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leader at the Edinburgh Theatre. Performed
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as a violoncellist in London, etc. Resided in
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Dublin, 1784-6. Played at Salomon's Concerts
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in London, and in Oxford, where he latterly
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resided. He died at Oxford, 1836.
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Works!. — Twenty-four Progressive Lessons
Works. — Twenty-four Progressive Lessons
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for the Pianoforte, London, 1796. Twelve
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Duets for the violoncello, op. 2 ; 3 sets of six
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■do., op., .3, 4, 5. Six Quartets for strings.
do., op., .3, 4, 5. Six Quartets for strings.
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Slow March for orchestra [ISOO]. Concertos
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for violin and violoncello, with accompaniment.
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•Concise Introduction to the Art of Playing on
Concise Introduction to the Art of Playing on
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the Violoncello, London, 1830. This work
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has reached 4 editions.
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His son, Alexander Robert, born at
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Brighton, August 21, 1799, was organist of St.
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Peter's-in-the-East, Oxford, 1822-53. He

RELFE.
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died at Kidlington, near Oxford, April 6, 1877.
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Composed Preparatory Exercises for the
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Violin ; Selection of Popular Airs, varied, for
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Violin ; A Collection of the most favourite
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Scotch Tunes. .. .London, n.d.; Violinist's
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Portfolio, for Amateurs ; Allegro Maestoso,
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for Violin ; Twelve Studies for the Violin
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[1851] ; Seven Easy Studies for Violoncello ;
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First Lessons for Beginners on Violoncello, to
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which are added a Selection of Psalm Tunes
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and Chants [1841] ; Ten Airs for Organ or
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Harmonium ; Ten original Melodies, and a
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Fugue for the Organ ; Four Introits for
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Organ; Processional ]\Iarch, do; Twelve
Organ; Processional March, do; Twelve
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songs without words, jDf. ; Two Sets of Bag-
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atelles, pf. ; Psalm tunes for the voice and pf.
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[1830] ; Collection of Psalm and Hymn tunes,
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chants, and other music, Loudon [1839].
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The well-known Psalm tune, " St. Peter," is
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by A. R. Reinagle.
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Reinhold, Charles Frederick 341-R-21
Reinhold, Charles Frederick, bass
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singer and organist, born in London, of Ger-
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man joarents, in 1737. He was a chorister in
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St. Paul's Cathedral and the Chapel Royal.
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Ill 1755 he appeared at; Drury Lane Theatre
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in J. C. Smith's "Fairies." He was organist ^
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of St. George the Martyr, Bloomsbury, and
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sang at Marylebone Gardens, m the provinces,
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and at the Handel Commemoration in 1784.
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He died in London, September 29, 1815.
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Composer of galops, valses, and other music
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for the pf.
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Relfe, John 341-R-33
Relfe, John, composer and writer, born
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at Greenwich in 1763. Son of Lupton Relfe,
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who was organist of Greenwich Hospital,
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under whom he studied. He also studied
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under Keeble. ]\Iember of King's Band of
under Keeble. Member of King's Band of
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Music, 1810. Teacher of harmony and pf. in
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London, where he died, about 1837.
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Works. — Select set of airs for harpsichord
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[1787] ; Progressive sonatas for the harpsi-
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chord or pf. ; Lessons, songs, and duetts for
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pf. ; Six divertimentos for pf., op. 8. Songs:
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Come thou laughter-loving power ; Edwin
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and Angelina ; Gardener ; Laplander's song ;
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IMary's dream. Editor of M. Sharp's collec-
Mary's dream. Editor of M. Sharp's collec-
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tion of original melodies [1827] . Guida
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Armonica, or introduction to the general
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knowledge of music, theoretical and practical,
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London, 3 parts [1798]; reprinted as "The
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Principles of Harmony, containing a complete
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and compendious illustration of the theory
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of music," London, 1817. A ]\Iuschedule, or
of music," London, 1817. A Muschedule, or
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nmsic scroll, exhibiting an epitome of the
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whole science of music," Camberwell [1800] .
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Remarks on the present state of musical
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instruction, with a prospectus of a new order
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of thoroughbass designation, and a demonstra-
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tive view of the defective nature of the
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customary mode.., London, 1819. Lucidus
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ordo : comprising an analytical course of
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studies on the several branches of musical
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science.., London, 1821.


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