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TROTTER.
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1869 ; St. John's, Ladywood, Birmingham,
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1880; Handsworth Parish Church, 1882.
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Graduated Mus. Bac, Oxford, 1875. Con-
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ducted the first Festival of Choirs of Hands-
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worth Rural Deanery, 1885. Invested as
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Grand Organist, Grand Lodge of Mark
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Masons, 1889. Went to Boulogne, 1889, as
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organist of St. John's Church ; and in 1892
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was appointed to St. George the Martyr, Deal.
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Conductor of Deal and Walmer Choral Society.
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His compositions include Psalm 137, for soli,
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chorus, and orchestra ; services, anthems, etc.
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Pieces for organ, Melodie for pf. organ, viola,
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'cello, and bassoon; Romance, 'cello, and pf.,
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etc.
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Trotter or Trotere, Henry 418-L-16
Trotter or Trotere, Henry, composer,
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born in London, December 24, 1855. Com-
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poser of a number of songs : Once for all ;
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Toreador, Hola ! Leonore ; The Deathless
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Army ; Asthore ; Ever dear ; Love can wait,
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etc.
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Trotter, Thomas Henry Yorke 418-L-22
Trotter, Thomas Henry Yorke, organ-
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ist and composer, was born at Great Stainton,
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Durham, November 6, 1854. Educated at
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Durham School, and at Oxford. Graduated
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B.A., 1878 ; M.A., 1887 ; Mus. Bac, 1887 ;
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Mus. Doc, 1892, Oxford. He is Director of
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Studies at the London Organ School, and is
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the composer of a number of works, which
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mostly remain in MS.
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Troup, Emily Josephine 418-L-31
Troup, Emily Josephine, composer of
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present time Of her songs may be named
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Spring showers ; On a faded violet ; Portu-
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guese love song, etc. She has also written
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Song by the river ; Hark ! the lark ; Trios for
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ladies' voices; Two sketches, violin and pf.,
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etc.
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Troutbeck, Rev. John 418-L-38
Troutbeck, Rev. John, clergyman and
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musician, born at Blencowe, Cumberland,
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November 12, 1832. He was educated at
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Oxford, and graduated B.A., 1856 ; M.A., 1858.
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From 1865 to 1869 he was precentor of Man-
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chester Cathedral, and in 1869 he became
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canon of Westminster. He has published
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"The Manchester Psalter," 1868; Manchester
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Chant Book, 1871 ; "The Cathedral Paragraph
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Psalter," Novello, n.d. ; "Hymn Book for use
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in Westminster Abbey" ; " Music Primer for
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Schools," London, 1873 (with Reginald F.
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Dale), other editions ; " Church Choir Train-
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ing," London [1879]. English words for
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Beethoven's " Mount of Olives," Gade's
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"Crusaders," Wagner's "Flying Dutchman,"
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etc.
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Trowbridge, Leslie 418-L-55
Trowbridge, Leslie, soprano vocalist,
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studied at R.A.M. Gave her first concert in
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the R.A.M. concert room. May 16, 1883 ; and
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has given concerts at the Portland Rooms,
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etc. She is the composer of a Mass in D ;
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My rose ; Our love ; and other songs.
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Troyte, Arthur Henry Dyke 418-L-61
Troyte, Arthur Henry Dyke, born
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AcLAND, amateur musician, was born at Kill-
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erton, near Exeter, May 3, 1811. He was

TUDWAY.
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second son of Sir Thomas Dyke Acland of
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Killerton, and was educated at Harrow and
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Oxford. He studied for the bar, and also
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was much engaged in scientific pursuits. In
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1852 he changed his name to Troyte. He died
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at Bridehead, near Dorchester, Dorset, June
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19, 1857. He composed the well-known chants
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bearing his name which were composed at the
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request of Bishop Hamilton of Salisbury, and
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first appeared in the ' ' Salisbury Hymn Book,"
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1857. He also composed a number of hymns,
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and wrote " Liturgia Domestica," a book of
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family prayers ; " The Hours " ; " Daily step.?
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towards heaven " ; and "Letters on Musical
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Notation," London, 1841.
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Trust, Helen Mary 418-R-16
Trust, Helen Mary, born Stark, soprano
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vocalist, born at Norwich. Great-niece of the
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artist James Stark. Educated at Norwich
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and Paris. Sang for some time as an amateur.
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Studied chiefly in London under Signor
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Tramezzani, of Naples. One of her earliest
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professional appearances was in the Town
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Hall, Birmingham, in October, 1887. In the
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season 1891-2, she frequently sang at the
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]\Ionday Popular Concerts ; at the Leeds
Monday Popular Concerts ; at the Leeds
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Festival, 1892 ; and at the production of
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Barnett's "Wishing Bell," and Gaul's "Una,"
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at the Norwich Festival, 1893. She formed
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one of the party in Madame Patey's farewell
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tour, and was with that artist when she died.
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Mrs. Trust now holds a high position among
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vocalists of the time.
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Trydell, Rev. John 418-R-33
Trydell, Rev. John, author of " Two
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Essays on the theorv and practice of ]\Iusic,"
Essays on the theorv and practice of Music,"
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Dublin, 1766.
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Tubbs, Mrs. F. Cecilia 418-R-36
Tubbs, Mrs. F. Cecilia, translator of
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Dr. Joseph Schliiter's "General History of
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Music," London, 1865.
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Tucker, Isaac 418-R-39
Tucker, Isaac, composer, of Westbury
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Leigh, Wilts ; born in 1761 ; died in 1825.
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Composer of " Sacred Music, consisting of
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melodies composed for three and four voices,"
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London [1800] ; " Sacred Music, consisting
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of Psalm and Hymn tunes," London [1810].
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Tucker, Rev. William 418-R-45
Tucker, Rev. William, composer of the
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17th century. He was a gentleman of the
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Chapel Royal, and a minor canon and pre-
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centor of Westminster Abbey, 1660. He died
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at London, February 28, 1678, and was buried
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in Westminster Abbey. Composer of anthems
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and other Church music.
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Tudway, Thomas 418-R-52
Tudway, Thomas, composer and or-
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ganist of the 17th century, was born about
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1650. He was a chorister in the Chapel
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Royal under Dr. Blow, from 1660. Lay-
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vicar St. George's Chapel, Windsor, 1664.
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Organist of King's College, Cambridge, 1670.
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Instructor of choristers. King's College, 1679-
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80. Organist of Pembroke College. Mus.
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Bac, Cantab., 1681. Professor of music
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in Cambridge University, 1704. Mus. Doc,
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Cantab, 1705. Suspended from his Univer-
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sity offices, 3 706-7. Resigned his organ at


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