Marshall-Hall, George W.

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Agent TypePersonActivities & OccupationsAcademics - MusicComposersHistoryMarshall-Hall was appointed the first Ormond Professor of Music for five-year terms in 1890 and again in 1895. Publication of his verses, denounced as erotic and atheistic, led to the University Councl refusing to renew his appointment in 1900. The Conservatorium of Music he had established in 1895 (the Albert Street Conservatorium, more recently known as the Melba Conservatorium) continued in competition with that established by the University for his successor. He was re-appointed to the Chair in 1914 but died in the following year.Search records of this agent

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Date1862-1915

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Given NameGeorgeMiddle NameWilliam LouisFamily NameMarshall-Hall

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Marshall-Hall, George W.