| 14364: | of A Treatise upon the Mechanism and general |
| 14365: | principles of the Flute, London, n.d. ; Com- |
| 14366: | plete School for the Boehm Flute, containing |
| 14367: | everything necessary to learn that instrument, |
| 14368: | from the elements to the most advanced stage, |
| 14369: | London, n.d. (5 editions), Ashdown; A Code |
| 14370: | of Instruction for the Equisonant flute, in |
| 14371: | which the fingering and resources of that |
| 14372: | instrument are fully explained by numerous |
| 14373: | examples ; First Set of three Grand Studies |
| 14374: | for the Flute ; Second do. ; Universal Flute |
| 14375: | Tutor (Boosey). Flute music — Trios for two |
| 14376: | flutes and pf., opp. 2, 3, 10; Trios for three |
| 14377: | flutes, opp. 7 and 9; Five Notturnos, flute |
| 14378: | and harp (with Oberthiir) ; Gems of the Italian |
| 14379: | School ; Cavatinas, or songs without words ; |
| 14380: | The Drawing-Room Concert, written by W. |
| 14381: | Ball ; Transcriptions for flute and pf., of which |
| 14382: | he published an enormous number. |
| 14383: | |
| 14384: | Clipsham, J , musician, compiled the Clipsham, J--- , musician, compiled the |
| 14385: | |
| 14386: | " Divine Psalmist's Companion," Market Har- |
| 14387: | borough, 1753, |
| 14388: | |
| 14389: | Clive, Catherine, bom Rafftor, soprano Clive, Catherine, born Rafftor, soprano |
| 14390: | vocalist, born in London, of Irish parents, in |
| 14391: | 1711. She sang at Drury Lane Theatre from |
| 14392: | 1728. Married to George Clive, a barrister, |
| 14393: | in 1734, and separated from him in 1769. |
| 14394: | Retired from stage. She died at Twickenham, |
| 14395: | Dec. 6, 1785. See Life of Catherine Clive, |
| 14396: | with an account of her adventures on and off |
| 14397: | the stage ... by Percy Fitzgerald, London, |
| 14398: | 1888. |
| 14399: | |
| 14400: | Clive, Franklin F 94-R-33 Clive, Franklin F., bass vocalist of the |
| 14401: | present day. He learnt the violin at nine |
| 14402: | years of age, and when seventeen entered an |
| 14403: | office in the city of London. In time his |
| 14404: | voice developed, and gaining a Scholarship at |
| 14405: | Trinity College, London, he studied for the |
| 14406: | profession. About the year 1882, he was be- |
| 14407: | coming known as a singer ; sang in the " Mes- |
| 14408: | siah," at Birmingham, Boxing Night, 1883, |
| 14409: | with success, and in other places. He was on |
| 14410: | tour with an Opera Company in 1887, and |
| 14411: | appeared as King Richard, in Sullivan's " Ivan- |
| 14412: | hoe," at the Royal English Opera, inFebruary, |
| 14413: | 1891. |
| 14414: | |
| 14415: | Clutsam, George H--- 94-R-47 Clutsam, George H , pianist and com- Clutsam, George H--- , pianist and com- |
| 14416: | poser, a native of Australia. He was a mem- |
| 14417: | ber of the Amy Sherwin Concert Party in |
| 14418: | Australia, 1888 ; and acted as accompanist |
| 14419: | during the Melba tour in England, 1893. His |
| 14420: | compositions include a Symphony (a move- |
| 14421: | ment from which was performed at the Covent |
| 14422: | Garden Promenade Concerts, October 3, 1890), |
| 14423: | and other works ; Songs, etc. |
| 14424: | |
| 14425: | Cobb, Gerard Francis 94-R-56 Cobb, Gerard Francis, composer, born |
| 14426: | at Nettlestead, Kent, October 15, 1838. Edu- |
| 14427: | cated at Marlborough College, and Trinity |
| 14428: | College, Cambridge, of which he was elected |
| 14429: | Scholar in 1860 ; and, after taking a double |
| 14430: | First, a Fellow, in 1863. His musical training |
| 14431: | was chiefly in Dresden. He was President of |
| 14432: | the Cambridge University Musical Society for |
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