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BELVILLE.
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Trinity, Margate, where he remains to the
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present time. An able executant, hotli as
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pianist and organist ; he has appeared at
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various concerts, and his organ recitals are
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very popular. He has a considerable reputa-
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tion as an extempore player.
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Works. — Psalm 46, for soli, eight-part
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chorus, and orchestra ; Communion service
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in F. Antheins: Jesu, my Lord, and others;
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songs, and a volume of nursery rhymes.
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Festive overture (Selby Orchestral Society,
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1887) ; Symphonic fantasia (composed 1888,
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and produced by Margate Philharmonic
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Society, 1895), for orchestra ; organ and pf.
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pieces, etc. Author of a " Primer on Har-
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monising Melodies."
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Belville, Edward (or Jakobowski) 40-L-17
Belville, Edward (or Jakobowski),
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composer of the present time. At a concert
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given at the R.A.M., in conjunction with ]\Ir.
given at the R.A.M., in conjunction with Mr.
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Sinclair Dunn, he introduced his comic opera.
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The Three Beggars (July 28, 1883), which has
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been followed by many others : Dick (Globe
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Theatre, April, 17, 1884); Ermine (book by
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Bellamy and H. Paulton, Grand Theatre,
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Birmingham, November 9, 1885) ; The Palace
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of pearl (joint composition with Stanislaus,
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Empire Theatre, June, 188G) ; Mynheer Jan
Empire Theatre, June, 1886) ; Mynheer Jan
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(Comedy Theatre, February, 1887) ; Paola
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(H. Paulton) ; La Rosiere (Shaftesbury,
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January, 1893) ; A Venetian singer (one act,
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Court Theatre, Nov. 1893), etc. Six songs
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(Sinclair Dunn), etc., etc.
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Bendall, Wilfred Ellington 40-L-33
Bendall, Wilfred Ellington, composer,
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born iu Loudon, April 22, 1850. Studied
born in Loudon, April 22, 1850. Studied
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harmony and composition under Charles
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Lucas and E. Silas ; and at the Conserva-
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torium, Leipzig, 1872-4. Resident in London
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as composer and teacher of pf .
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Works. — Sacred Cantata, Parizadeh (pro-
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duced by Willing's Choir, St. James's Hall,
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April 22, 1881) ; Cantatas for female voices :
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The Lady of Shallott ; The Rosiere ; The
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Woman of Canaan. Operettas : Lover's knots
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(St. George's Hall, 1880); Quid pro quo (1880).
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Trios, for female voices. The fountain, etc.
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Six vocal duets, part-songs, songs, etc. Six
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pieces, violin and pf. In the Tyrol, three
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pieces for pf. Toccata in E flat, etc.
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Bennet, John 40-L-49
Bennet, John, composer, who flourished
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at the end of the IGth and beginning of the
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17th centuries [1570-1615].
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Works. — Madrigalls to four voyces, newly
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published by John Bennett, his first works at
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London, 1599 ; Madrigal, "All creatures now
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are merrily minded," in the Triumphs' of
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Oriana, 1601 ; Songs in a collection published
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by Ravenscroft ; O God of Gods, verse an-
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them. Sacred Harmonic Society's Library;
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Anthems and madrigals in MS.
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Nothing as to his biography appears to
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have been clironicled. His book of madrigals
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was re-publislied in 1845 by the Musical
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Antiquarian Society.

BENNETT.
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Bennet, Robert 40-R-1
Bennet, Robert, musician, published
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" The Psalm-singer's necessary Companion,
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containing above sixty choice psalm tunes,"
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London, 1718.
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Bennet, Saunders 40-R-5
Bennet, Saunders, organist, pianist, and
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composer, born in last quarter of the 18th
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century. He was organist of a church at
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Woodstock, and died at Woodstock, May 25,
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1809. He wrote some vocal music (glees and
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songs), and a number of rondos, sonatas,
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variations, etc., for the organ and pf. Also
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edited " Selection of sacred music for three
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voices, with an accompaniment for the
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organ," London, 1810.
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Bennett, Alfred William 40-R-15
Bennett, Alfred William, son of Thomas
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Bennett, organist of Chichester Cathedral, was
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born in 1805. He studied under his father.
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Organist of New College, Oxford, 1825. Mus.
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Bac, Oxon., 1825. Killed by a fall from a
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coach while on his way to Worcester Fes-
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tival, September 12, 1830.
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Works. — Church Services and Anthems ;
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Cathedral Chants, 1829, edited with W. Mar-
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shall, Mus. Bac. ; Cathedral Music . . edited by
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T. and H. Bennett, London [1830] ; Songs ; In-
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structions for the pianoforte, with popular
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National Airs arranged as Lessons, London,
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[1825] ; Instructions for the Spanish guitar,
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London [1828] : Vocalist's Guide, comprised
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in a series of instruction and solfeggi, London
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[1830] , also [1865] .
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Bennett, Charles 40-R-32
Bennett, Charles, organist and composer,
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was born about 1740. He was organist at
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Truro for 40 years, and died there on May 12,
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1804. Composer of " Twelve songs and a can-
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tata," London, 1765, etc.
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Bennett, Frederick James Wentworth 40-R-37
Bennett, Frederick James Went=
Bennett, Frederick James Went-
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worth, flutist and composer, born atCadbury,
worth, flutist and composer, born at Cadbury,
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Somerset, 1856. Studied at R. A.M. and R.C.M.,
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_also privately under A. P. Vivian and H. S.
also privately under A. P. Vivian and H. S.
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Rockstro, L.R.A.M., 1895. Has performed in
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London and the provinces ; and was con-
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ductor of the Castle Cary Choral Society,
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1883-90, and the Cadbury Musical Society,
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1887-90. Appointed Professor of the Flute at
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the Brighton School of Music, 1895. Author
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of a brochure on " Conducting, and being
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Conducted " (1889), and now engaged on a
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work "On Solo Flute-playing." Has con-
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tributed articles to the Musical Times and
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other papers.
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Works. — Mass in C minor (1888) ; Sacred
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Cantata, Anno Domini (1888) ; Cantata, " Eury-
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dice"(1884); Operettas: Dr. Whack'um(1880);
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King Richard I. (1883) ; King Arthur (1884) ;
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The King's Foresters (1886) ; and The Black
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Eagle (1888). Symphony in C, orchestra
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(1885) ; Rustic Idyll, orchestra (1893). Con-
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certo in E minor, flute and orchestra (1887) ;
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Sonata, pf. Many pieces for pf. and flute.
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Various jjart-songs, and nearly 200 songs.
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Bennett, George John 40-R-62
Bennett, George John, composer and
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organist, born at Andover, Hants, May 5, 1863.


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