| Friedrich Dolmetsch born: 1782 (Stüttgart, Germany) died: 1861 (Zürich, Switzerland) Swiss composer | | |||||||||||||||
| Frédéric (Frederik) Dolmetsch Arnold Dolmetsch's uncle born: 1810 or 1813, Zürich, Switzerland died: 23 Apr 1892, Nantes, France Director of Municipal Orchestra, Nantes arranger and composer |
Rudolph Arnold Dolmetsch Arnold Dolmetsch's father born: 1827, Zürich, Switzerland married Marie Zélie GUILLOUARD died: 1874, Le Mans, France | |
Friedrich Rudolph Dolmetsch Arnold Dolmetsch's uncle born in Stüttgart, Germany Director of Singgesellschaft des Studenten Founder (1876) Saengerverein Zürich | |||||||||||||
| ARNOLD DOLMETSCH born: 24 February 1858 Le Mans, France died: 28 February 1940, Haslemere, Surrey, England | |||||||||||||||
| | AD married first MARIE MOREL born: 1848, Nancy, France married: 28th May 1878 St. George's, Hanover Square London, England died: issue: one daughter | HÉLČNE DOLMETSCH born: 14 April 1878, Nancy, France died: 7 July 1924, Dulwich, England following a stroke |
| AD married second ELODIE DESIREE DOLMETSCH born: married: 11 September 1899 Zurich, Switzerland died: no issue |
| AD married third MABEL JOHNSTON born: Aug. 1874 married: 23 September 1903 Marylebone Town Hall London, England died: 12 Aug. 1963 Haslemere, England issue: two sons and two daughters | CECILE DOLMETSCH born: 1904 Dorking, England died: 9 Aug 1997, Guildford, Surrey married: C. Leslie. C. Ward (who died in 1980) issue: four children NATHALIE DOLMETSCH RUDOLPH DOLMETSCH CARL DOLMETSCH JEANNE-MARIE DOLMETSCH MARGUERITE MABEL DOLMETSCH RICHARD DOLMETSCH | |||||||||||||
Hélčne Dolmetsch
(born: 1878 died: 1924)
A fine performer on the viola da gamba and the cello, one of her most noted pupils was the Australian-born cellist Joyce Sands
Elodie Désirée Dolmetsch
(born: ---- died: ----)
Elodie was formerly married to Arnold's brother Edgard (in English, Edgar) and a fine performer on the harpsichord.
Mabel Johnston
(born: 1874 died: 1963)
Born the 13th child in a family of fourteen, Mabel Johnston was the daughter of a well-to-do Scottish insurance broker who had settled south of the border. They lived in Denmark Hill in a large house set in its own grounds with lawns, fountains and all the accompanying luxuries synonymous with late-Victorian middle-class prosperity. Her father, probably as a result of him organising his own further education, saw to it that all his children had the broadest academic and cultural training. Mabel was fluent in both French and Italian which was a distinct advantage with Dolmetsch to whom she applied in June 1896 for a position as violin student and apprentice musical instrument-maker. One of her brothers was the famous African explorer and colonial adminstrator Sir Harry Johnston after whom the okapi is named.
Cecile Dolmetsch
(born: 1904 died: 1997)
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Nathalie Dolmetsch
(born: 1905 died: 1989)
Rudolph Dolmetsch
(born: 1905 died: 1942)
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Carl Dolmetsch
(born: 1911 died: 1997)
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Francois Dolmetsch
(born: 1940)
Jeanne-Marie Dolmetsch
(born: 1942)
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Marguerite Mabel Dolmetsch
(born: 1942)
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Richard Dolmetsch
(born: 1945 died: 1966)