| 55819: | 1805 ; Magic Pipe ; The Mine ; Niobe, 1798 ;. |
| 55820: | Seasons, 1799 ; Sir Francis Drake, 1800 ; |
| 55821: | Successful Cruise, 1815 ; Talisman, 1810 ;. |
| 55822: | Vicar of Wakefield, 1812 ; and many others. |
| 55823: | Collins' Ode on the Passions, 1789. Three |
| 55824: | duetts for 2 violins, op. 6; Six original |
| 55825: | German waltzes for pf. ; Airs arranged for |
| 55826: | violin ; Broadside hornpipe, for pf. ; many |
| 55827: | songs, among which " Bound 'Prentice to a |
| 55828: | Waterman," is best known. It first appeared, |
| 55829: | in " Sir Francis Drake," 1800. He wrote |
| 55830: | music to burlettas, pantomimes, and plays, |
| 55831: | to the number of over 150. |
| 55832: | |
| 55833: | Sandys, William, writer, was born in |
| 55834: | 1792. He was a member of the legal pro- |
| 55835: | fession in London ; an F.S.A., etc. He died |
| 55836: | at London, February 18, 1874. |
| 55837: | |
| 55838: | Works. — Christmas Carols, ancient and |
| 55839: | modern, including the most popular in the- |
| 55840: | West of England, and the airs to which they |
| 55841: | are sung, also specimens of French Provincial |
| 55842: | Carols, with an introduction and notes, Lon- |
| 55843: | don, 1833. Christmas-tide, its history, fes- |
| 55844: | tivities, and carols, with their music, London, |
| 55845: | 1852 (various editions) ; History of the Violin |
| 55846: | and other instruments played on with the- |
| 55847: | bow, from the remotest tinier to the present. |
| 55848: | Also an account of the principal makers,. |
| 55849: | English and foreign," London, 1864. |
| 55850: | |
| 55851: | Sangster, Walter Hay 362-R-30 Sangster, Walter Hay, organist and |
| 55852: | composer, born in London, September 17, |
| 55853: | 1835. Educated at City of London School. |
| 55854: | Chorister, Temple Church. Studied under |
| 55855: | E. J. Hopkins and W. R a ; also at Berlin, |
| 55856: | 1855. Graduated Mus. Bac, 1870; Mus. |
| 55857: | Doc, 1877, Oxford. F.C.O. Organist of |
| 55858: | Christ Church, Ealing ; English Ambassador's |
| 55859: | Chapel, Berlin, 1855; St. Michael's, Chester |
| 55860: | Square, London ; All Saints', St. John's |
| 55861: | Wood; St. James's, Wevbridge; St. Michael's, |
| 55862: | Paddington, 1872 ; St. Saviour's, Eastbourne. |
| 55863: | Conductor of Eastbourne Musical Society, |
| 55864: | which has done excellent work. Composer |
| 55865: | of Cantatas: The Lord is my Light; The |
| 55866: | Knight of Elli ; Elysium, produced, East- |
| 55867: | bourne, May 31, 1892; Dramatic cantita, |
| 55868: | The Scottish Chief, the same. May 11, 1897. |
| 55869: | Anthems, part-songs, etc. Overture, prelude |
| 55870: | and fugue, and other organ music ; pf. |
| 55871: | pieces, etc. |
| 55872: | |
| 55873: | Sant Angelo, Pauline 362-R-51 Sant Angelo, Pauline, jiianist, born in Sant Angelo, Pauline, pianist, born in |
| 55874: | IManchester, of Italian descent. Played in Manchester, of Italian descent. Played in |
| 55875: | public when ten years of age, and at thirteen |
| 55876: | was appointed by Sir Charles Halle pianist |
| 55877: | to the Beethoven Society, Manchester. She |
| 55878: | made her debut at the Cryst 1 Palace, June |
| 55879: | 1, 1892, playing Weber's Coiicertstiick, and |
| 55880: | some solo pieces. This was at a Wednesday |
| 55881: | Concerf, the pianist being about fourteen |
| 55882: | years of age. In 1893 she was heard at Edgar |
| 55883: | Haddock's concerts in London and Leeds ; |
| 55884: | and gave her first recital at St. James's Hall, |
| 55885: | May 21, 1895. Since then she has played at |
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