DICTIONARY OF MUSIC - El Atril

ADDENDA ET COKEIGENDA FOE VOL. I
LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. Add the name
of T. L. Southgate, Esq. ; and the names of
Dr. Franz Gehring, "William Henderson, Esq.,
Rev. Charles Mackeson, and Russel (properly
'Russell') Martineau, Esq., should have been
in italics, to indicate that they were deceased
at the time of publication.
P. 54, art. AGRICOLA, line 3, /or 'Crespel's'
read ' Cretin's.'
P. 62, art. ALBERT, line 6 from end, /or
* is not yet performed, ' read * performed at
Berlin, Feb. 17, 1900.'
P. 64, art. ALBONI, add date of death, June
23, 1894.
P. 67, art. ALKAN, add th.at a complete
edition of his works is being issued in Paris.
P. 101, art. ARBOS, column 1, line 11, /or
* compositions ' ' read comjiosition.'
P. 102, art. ARCHER, add that he died at
Pittsburgh, U.S.A. in 1901.
P. 108, art. ARNE, column 1, line 17, /or
' Teuducci ' read ' Tendueci.
P. 115, column 2, the last note of the second
musical example, left hand, should be G, not A.
P. 121, art. ARTUSI, line 9, for 'Frost'
read ' Trost.
P. 126, art. ATKINS, line 5, for 'C. Lee
Williams,' read ' G. R. Sinclair.'
P. 147, art. BACH (Joh. Gottfried Bernhard),
delete the words in line 2,
of Sebastian's sons.'
'the youngest
P. 151, art. BACH, column 2, line 15 from
bottom, for 'April' read 'May.' Carlyle's
date has been proved to be incorrect in Spitta's
life.
P. 166, art. BAILDON, correct date of death,
as the MS. registers of St. Paul's Cathedral
show that he was buried May 2, 1774 (communicated
by Dr. "VV. H. Cummings).
P. 177, art. BALTZAR, line 6 from bottom,
' ' for '1633 read 1663.'
P. 183, art. BAR, many instances of the
use of bars earlier than those mentioned have
been quoted.
P. 187, art. BARGIEL, add date of death, at
Berlin, Feb. 23, 1897.
P. 203, art. BATES, line 4, for ' Harley
reei.d
' Hartley '
; line 6, for ' Robert ' read
'John.' P. 204, same article, last line but
one, for ' ' Coates read ' Cotes.'
P. 208, art. BATTLE SYMPHONY, add
that the first performance took p)lace in Vienna,
Dec. 8, 1831.
P. 312, art. BERLIOZ, column 2, line 18 from
bottom, /or ' si.xty-third ' read ' sixty -sixth.'
P. 318, art. BERNSDORF, add date of death,
June 27, 1901.
P. 323, art. BEXFIELD, line 5 from end,
for 'Oct. 28' read Oct. 29.'
P. 336, art. BLAKE, line 2, for '1808' read
'1708.'
P. 366, art. BOSIO, delete last four lines of
column 1, as the quotation refers to Mme.
Nantier-Didice, not to Mme. Bosio.
P. 395, art. BREMA, line 4 from end, for
' triology ' read ' trilogy.'
P. 399, art. BREWER, column 2, line 23,
for ' Dr. C. H. Lloyd '
read
' Mr. C. Lee
"Williams.' At end of article add that his
oratorio, 'The Holy Innocents,' was performed
at the Gloucester Festival of 1904, and that he
received the degree of Mus.D. from the Archbishop
of Canterbury in 1905.
P. 416, art. BULL, line 11, for '1862' read
'1582.'
P. 429, art. BYRD, column 1, line 3 from
bottom, for ' 1687 '
read
' 1687.'
P. 448, art. CAMBERT, line 17, for 'thirtytwo
' read ' tw'elve.
P. 449, art. CAMIDGE, line 8 from bottom,
delete the sentence beginning 'The present
organ of the cathedral.'
P. 477, art. CASENTINI, line 6, for '1893'
read '1793.'
P. 505, art. CHARPENTIER (Gustave),
at end of first paragraph, delete the words ' not
yet performed,' as 'Impressions fausses ' was
given at a Colonne Concert on March 3, 1896,
and ' Le Couronnement de la Muse,' at Lille,
June 6, 1898.
P. 619, art. CHOPIN, line 2, the correct
date of birth is Feb. 22, 1810, as lias been
proved by the discovery of the certificate of
birth. 'The footnote on the same page, and
line 10 of first column of p. 523, are therefore
to be deleted.