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'''Died:''' 19 November 1900 [[Category:1839 births]]

'''Died:''' 19 January 1900 [[Category:1823 births]]

'''Died:''' 1900 [[Category:1821 births]]

'''Born:''' 1900 [[Category:1900 births]]

'''Died:''' 1900 [[Category:1819 births]]

'''Died:''' 1900 [[Category:1837 births]]

'''Died:''' 1900 [[Category:1835 births]]

'''Born:''' 24 April 1900 [[Category:1900 births]]

'''Died:''' 1900 [[Category:1822 births]]

'''Died:''' 7 May 1900 [[Category:1819 births]]

'''Born:''' 29 January 1900 [[Category:1900 births]]

'''Died:''' 9 October 1900 [[Category:1843 births]]

'''Died:''' 19 September 1900, Albany, New York [[Category:1820 births]]

'''Died:''' 8 December 1900 [[Category:1812 births]]

'''Died:''' 3 January 1900, Radley, England (near Oxford) [[Category:1819 births]]

'''Born:''' 12 April 1900 [[Category:1900 births]]

'''Died:''' 25 May 1900 [[Category:1834 births]]

'''Born:''' 20 January 1900 [[Category:1900 births]]

'''Died:''' 10 March 1900 [[Category:1805 births]]

'''Died:''' 15 August 1900 [[Category:1812 births]]

'''Died:''' 04 Sep 1900 [[Category:1819 births]]

'''Born:''' 12 September 1900, Ashford in Kent, England [[Category:1900 births]]

'''Died:''' 21 May 1900 [[Category:1820 births]]

'''Died:''' 1900 [[Category:1808 births]]

'''Died:''' 1900 [[Category:1834 births]]

'''Died:''' 24 October 1900 [[Category:1850 births]]

'''Died:''' 1900 [[Category:1835 births]]

'''Died:''' 12 March 1900 [[Category:1810 births]]

'''Died:''' 1900 [[Category:1840 births]]

Lived about 1900 in Tirol. Very romantic, caecilian composer. [[Category:1875 births]]

German composer and catholic priest, began his religious work in Argentina in 1900. [[Category:1877 births]]

'''Died:''' 22 November 1900 [[Category:1842 births]]

...me'' with ''Didon'' in 1887. His reputation rests on the opera ''Louise'' (1900). Vocal works include mélodies and oratorios, almost all written before 19 [[Category:1860 births]]

...-Magdeleine, 1873, ''Eve'', 1875, ''La vierge'', 1880, ''La terre promise, 1900), motets, incidental and chamber music. [[Category:1842 births]]

Über Consonanz und Dissonanz, Diss. Graz 1900 [[Category:1864 births]]

...d (BA 1895, MA 1901), Crum was ordained as a deacon in 1897, and priest in 1900. He was assistant curate at St. John the Evangelist, Darlington (1897-1901) [[Category:Unknown births]]

*''Judith (1900) [[Category:1854 births]]

...graphical Dictionary of Musicians, compiled and edited by Theodore Backer (1900)''. [[Category:1809 births]]

'''Died:''' 16 February 1900 [[Category:1859 births]]

*Neale, John M., Translator and Editor. 1900. ''The Celestial Country: From the Rhythm of Saint Bernard of Cluny, Transl *[https://archive.org/details/celestialcountr00nealgoog 1900 Neale translation at Archive.org]

...nual Whitweek Festival. He published 44 of them, with a preface dated Dec. 1900, as Sacred Songs for Children of all Ages. They are simple, musical, full o [[Category:1831 births]]

...nk Pixley]] or George Ade. His most notable musicals were The Burgomaster (1900), King Dodo (1902), The Sho‐Gun (1904), Woodland (1904), The Grand Mogul [[Category:1865 births]]

...death. He was also organist of Luton Hoo chapel for a number of years from 1900 and advised on the enlargement of the organ there in 1905. He conducted the *Dream Thoughts (1900) words by Samuel Taylor Coleridge

...) Robert Broderip] entry in the ''Dictionary of National Biography'' (1885-1900). [[Category:Unknown births]]

'''Born:''' 30 January [O.S. 18 January] 1900 ...n to a Jewish family in Lokhvytsia, Poltava Governorate, Russian Empire in 1900. He studied at the Kharkiv Musical School in 1910 where he studied violin u

...trict Choral Union. The Potteries choir was 165 voices strong, and won the 1900 National Eisteddfod of Wales held in Liverpool. He was well respected as a [[Category:1851 births]]

...n as assistant and sub-organist at St George’s Chapel, Windsor Castle from 1900-1928 under Sir Walter Parratt. He composed a number of anthems and was know [[Category:1871 births]]

...mber music concerts in Gloucester. She retired from active musical work in 1900 and died in Seasalter. Included in her compositions are cantatas, a fantasy [[Category:1856 births]]

...in their song catalogue. Her popularity lasted through the century and in 1900, after her death, Wickins and Co. published ''Album of Miss M. Lindsay’s [[Category:1827 births]]

...e composed ''Inno a S. Anna'', ''Intermezzo breve'', ''Parata d'eroi''. In 1900 he received his diploma in violin, trombone and composition. [[Category:1874 births]]