54682: | simplify the Notation of Music, together with |
54683: | au account of that now in use. . . .," London, |
54684: | 1811. |
54685: | |
54686: | Rosa, see Paeepa-Rosa. |
54687: | |
54688: | Rose, Algernon S., writer on music, |
54689: | and composer, born in London, January 27, |
54690: | 1859. Educated at Broadstairs, Kent, and at |
54691: | Stuttgart and Yverdon, Switzerland. Studied |
54692: | pf. under Buttschardt, and Carl Hause, and |
54693: | violin under Kettenus. In business connection |
54694: | with the house of Broadwood & Sons, he has |
54695: | twice travelled round the world. F.R.G.S. ; |
54696: | Fellow of the Philharmonic Society ; and |
54697: | Liveryman of the Musicians' Company. Hon. |
54698: | Sec, Westminster Orchestral Society. Author |
54699: | of " Talks with Bandsmen : a popular hand- |
54700: | book for brass instrumentalists," London, |
54701: | Rider ; " Greater Britain, musically con- |
54702: | sidered," a paper read at the Dublin Confer- |
54703: | ence (1895) of the Incorporated Society of |
54704: | Musicians ; Contributions to the musical |
54705: | press. Composer of the " Queen's March |
54706: | Past," the regimental march of the Queen's |
54707: | Westminster Volunteers ; Waltzes, " C'est |
54708: | Moi," and " Chimes," for pf., and also for |
54709: | orchestra. |
54710: | |
54711: | Rose, Henry Robert 355-L-27 Rose, Henry Robert, organist, born at |
54712: | Bedford, ^lay 6, 1855. Son of Robert Rose, |
54713: | many years organist of St. Paul's, Bedford, |
54714: | Studied at R.A.M., under G. A. ]Macfarren, Studied at R.A.M., under G. A. Macfarren, |
54715: | Dr. Steggall, and others, from 1872. Second |
54716: | Read Prizeholder, 1879, for a quartet for pf. |
54717: | and strings. In 1880 he was appointed organist |
54718: | of St. Pancras Church, in succession to Henry |
54719: | Smart, a position he still holds. He has |
54720: | given organ recitals at 'Bow and Bromley |
54721: | Institute, from 1883, etc. Is a Fellow of |
54722: | R.A.]\I., and professor of the organ at that R.A.M., and professor of the organ at that |
54723: | Institution. In 1880 he married Miss Clara |
54724: | Samuell, the soprano vocalist. She was |
54725: | born at IManchester, August 29, 1857. Studied born at Manchester, August 29, 1857. Studied |
54726: | in that city under Henry Wilson ; later at |
54727: | Milan ; and in 1876 gained the Parepa-Rosa |
54728: | Scholarship at R.A.jM., and the Parepa-Rosa |
54729: | Prize in 1880. Elected an Associate, 1881. |
54730: | She has sung at the principal London and |
54731: | provincial concerts ; at the Crystal Palace ; |
54732: | and is an Associate of the Philharmonic |
54733: | Society. |
54734: | |
54735: | Rosen, Lina, see sub., Balfe, Michael W. |
54736: | |
54737: | Rosingrave, Daniel, or Roseingrave 355-L-51 Rosingrave, Daniel, or Roseingrave, |
54738: | organist, who was a chorister in the Chapel |
54739: | Royal, and a pupil of Purcell, and Blow. He |
54740: | w^as successively organist of Winchester Cathe- |
54741: | dral, 1681; Salisbury Cathedral, 1693-98; |
54742: | organist and vicar-choral, St. Patrick's Cathe- |
54743: | dral, Dublin, June 9, 1698-1727 ; organist |
54744: | and stipendiary of Christ Church, Dublin, |
54745: | November 11, 1698. He died at Dublin, in |
54746: | ]\Iay, 1727. His son, Ralph, became vicar- May, 1727. His son, Ralph, became vicar- |
54747: | choral of St. Patrick's Cathedral, 1719; |
54748: | organist there, and of Christ Church, 1727, |
54749: | which post he held tiU his death at Dublin, |