Mason
DANIEL GREGORY, musician; born in Brookline, Mass., in 1873; graduated from Harvard in 1895; received his musical education in Boston, New York, and Paris, and became assistant professor of music at Columbia University. Lectured on music generally. His compositions include an elegy (for the piano); sonata for violin and piano; "Country Pictures" (piano); quartet for piano and strings; symphony, and other works. His other publications include: "From Grieg to Brahms" (1902); "Beethoven and His Forerunners" (1904); "The Romantic Composers" (1906).