| 11350: | strings ; Trio, pf . and strings ; Sonata, pf . |
| 11351: | and violoncello. Duet, pf. " Overture " ; |
| 11352: | Youth and Age, six pieces, pf.. Op. 100 ; |
| 11353: | Rondo grazioso. Op. 93 ; Les Arpeges, Op. 94 ; |
| 11354: | The I'ixie's Revel, Op. 95 ; Les trois graces |
| 11355: | (Sonata) ; Studies ; Concert Study in double- |
| 11356: | notes; Transcriptions, etc. Oiyan — Andante |
| 11357: | con moto. Op. 101 ; Andante varied ; Harvest |
| 11358: | Thanksgiving March ; Festal ]\Iarch, etc. , etc. Thanksgiving March ; Festal March, etc. , etc. |
| 11359: | |
| 11360: | Calkin, Joseph, violinist, boru London, Calkin, Joseph, violinist, born London, |
| 11361: | 1781. Studied under Thos. Lyon and Spag- |
| 11362: | noletti, and was violinist at Drury Lane |
| 11363: | Theatre from 1798 till 1808. He married the |
| 11364: | widow of Mr. Budd, bookseller, and carried |
| 11365: | on the business under the name of Calkin and |
| 11366: | Budd, booksellers to the King. In 1821 he |
| 11367: | was appointed violinist in the King's band. |
| 11368: | He also played violin in the Philharmonic |
| 11369: | orchestra Died London, December .30, 1846. |
| 11370: | Calkin assisted at the capture of Hatfield, |
| 11371: | when he fired at George III. |
| 11372: | |
| 11373: | His son, James Joseph, born 1818, died |
| 11374: | Loudon, 1868, was a violinist ; and another |
| 11375: | son Joseph, known as Tennielli Calkin, |
| 11376: | born 1816, was a tenor singer ; studied under |
| 11377: | Lamperti at Milan, and appeared at the Phil- |
| 11378: | harmonic and other concerts. He retired |
| 11379: | after a few years, and became a successful |
| 11380: | vocal teacher, and was also composer of some |
| 11381: | songs. He died in Loudon, June 6, 1874. |
| 11382: | |
| 11383: | Callcott, John George 75-L-31 Callcott, John George, pianist and com- |
| 11384: | poser, born in London, July 9, 1821. Was |
| 11385: | organist of Eaton Episcopal Chapel, Eaton |
| 11386: | Square ; St. Stephen's, Westminster, for over |
| 11387: | thirty years, resigning in 1881; and Parish |
| 11388: | Church, Teddington, to 1895. Accompanist |
| 11389: | to Henry Leslie's Choir, 1855-82, and was |
| 11390: | awarded a Medal for his services during the |
| 11391: | visit of the choir to Paris, 1878. He contri- |
| 11392: | buted to the pasticcio, " Harold Glynde (1881), |
| 11393: | and comjDosed two cantatas — Hallowe'en, |
| 11394: | and The Golden Harvest. He also wrote |
| 11395: | part-songs, "Love wakes and weeps," and |
| 11396: | others, produced by Leslie's Choir. An exc'el- |
| 11397: | lent pianist ; he was almost unrivalled as |
| 11398: | an accompanist ; whilst as a teacher he was |
| 11399: | in great request. He died at Teddington, |
| 11400: | January 7, 1895. |
| 11401: | |
| 11402: | His father, John Callcott, entered the band |
| 11403: | of the Coldstream Guards at an early age. |
| 11404: | He was one of those who had to beat to arms |
| 11405: | in Brussels on the eve of Waterloo. He was |
| 11406: | for some years third horn in the Opera or- |
| 11407: | chestra under Spagnoletti, Costa, and others. |
| 11408: | He died at Richmond, Surrey, February 16, |
| 11409: | 1882. |
| 11410: | |
| 11411: | Callcott, John Wall 75-L-57 Callcott, John Wall, composer and |
| 11412: | writer, was born at Kensington, London, No- |
| 11413: | vember 20, 1766. He was largely self-taught |
| 11414: | in music, but he had lessons from Henry |
| 11415: | Whitney, organist of Kensington Parish |
| 11416: | Church. Deputy organist to Reinhold, of |
| 11417: | St. George the Martyr's, Bloomsbury, 1783-5. |
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