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He was apparently the first pupil when the Royal Academy of Music, London opened in 1823. He was a director of the Academy in 1868 and was also a MusB. Among his instrumental works are "Three melodies for flute & piano". | He was apparently the first pupil when the Royal Academy of Music, London opened in 1823. He was a director of the Academy in 1868 and was also a MusB. Among his instrumental works are "Three melodies for flute & piano". | ||
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Revision as of 18:46, 8 March 2020
Life
Born: 1812
Died: 1901
Biography
He was apparently the first pupil when the Royal Academy of Music, London opened in 1823. He was a director of the Academy in 1868 and was also a MusB. Among his instrumental works are "Three melodies for flute & piano".
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