| Nationality: | American |
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Date & Place of Birth: |
Dec. 18, 1861 — New York |
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Date & Place of Death: |
Jan. 23, 1908 — New York |
| Near Family: | Wife: Marian Nevins (m. 1884) |
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Main Place of Residence: |
From 1878-88 he traveled and lived mostly in Gemany, after which he returned to the U.S. |
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Vocation (including composition): |
Until his retirement in 1904, he held various positions as a teacher and conductor. |
| Major Work(s): | The Hamlet and Ophelia symphony (1885), College Songs(1901) and Summer Wind(1902), among others. |
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Interesting Facts: |
In 1905, a severe brain condition rendered him completely retarded, resulting in his death. |
