| 55970: | music ; a berceuse for orchestra, performed |
| 55971: | at Sydney, Australia, 1890; a madrigal, and |
| 55972: | songs, some of which have been published |
| 55973: | under the name of Ralph Betterton. He is |
| 55974: | an Hon. R.A.M., and in 1887 was created by |
| 55975: | Pope Leo XIII. , a Knight Commander of St. |
| 55976: | Gregory the Great. In 1859, he married IMiss Gregory the Great. In 1859, he married Miss |
| 55977: | Gertrude Kemblk, a granddaughter of |
| 55978: | Charles Kemble. She made her first appear- |
| 55979: | ance as a soprano vocalist in the " Messiah," |
| 55980: | at St. Martin's Hall, December 16, 1857. |
| 55981: | After her marriage she retired from public |
| 55982: | life. She died, September 1, 1882. Edith |
| 55983: | Santley, their daughter, a soprano, made |
| 55984: | her stage deMit when very young in Cheru- |
| 55985: | bini's " Water Carrier," at the Theatre Royal, |
| 55986: | Birmingham, May 19, 1876. She sang at the |
| 55987: | Philharmonic Concerts, May 11, 1882, and in |
| 55988: | Birmingham, etc. She married, July 14, |
| 55989: | 1884, the Hon. R. H. Lyttelton, and now |
| 55990: | resides in Warwickshire, but sings occasion- |
| 55991: | ally at concerts for charitable purposes. |
| 55992: | |
| 55993: | Santley, Kate, actress and singer, ap- |
| 55994: | peared at the Strand Theatre, 1870, in " St. |
| 55995: | George and the Dragon." Sang in London |
| 55996: | and the provinces in comic opera, from about |
| 55997: | 1876. Began a series of entertainments, with |
| 55998: | drawing-room sketches, at Ipswich, in Oc- |
| 55999: | tober, 1890. Was at Berlin, 1891, in "Faust |
| 56000: | up to Date, and has now for some years been |
| 56001: | lessee of the Royalty Theatre, London. |
| 56002: | |
| 56003: | 5apio, Antonio, tenor vocalist, was born Sapio, Antonio, tenor vocalist, was born |
| 56004: | at London, in 1792. He was a son of an |
| 56005: | Italian vocalist (born 1751, died London, |
| 56006: | June 30, 1827), under whom he studied |
| 56007: | singing. For a time he held a commission |
| 56008: | in the army, but afterwards became a public |
| 56009: | singer, and first appeared in the " Messiah," |
| 56010: | in 1822. He sang at York, Edinburgh, and |
| 56011: | other provincial concerts, and in 1824 he |
| 56012: | appeared on the stage. He died in London, |
| 56013: | November 27, 1851, completely destitute, |
| 56014: | having occupied a garret in Queen Street, |
| 56015: | Edgeware Road, under conditions of great |
| 56016: | distress, some time previous to his death. |
| 56017: | |
| 56018: | Sartoris, Mrs., see Kemble, Adelaide. |
| 56019: | |
| 56020: | Saunders, Joseph Gordon 363-R-47 Saunders, Joseph Gordon, pianist and |
| 56021: | composer, graduated Mus. Bac, 1872, Mus. |
| 56022: | Doc. 1878, Oxford. Some time conductor of |
| 56023: | Clapton Philharmonic Society, from 1884. |
| 56024: | Professor of harmony and pf.. Trinity College, |
| 56025: | London. Associate of the Philharmonic |
| 56026: | Society. |
| 56027: | |
| 56028: | Works. — Domine, Dominus noster ; Bene- |
| 56029: | dic, anima mea, for soli, chorus, and orches- |
| 56030: | tra ; anthem, The Lord in His holy temple ; |
| 56031: | Evening Service, chants, etc. ; vocal trio in |
| 56032: | canon. Like the gale that sighs ; pf. pieces, |
| 56033: | etc. Author of a primer, Examples in Strict |
| 56034: | Counterpoint, old and new, Novello; A Practical |
| 56035: | Treatise on the Art of Phrasing, Hammond. |
| 56036: | |
| 56037: | Savage, William, organist, composer, |
| 56038: | and bass vocalist, was born about 1720. He |
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