Alquen, Francis 'Frank' Charles Stanislaus (Stanley) d' 29.aug.1838-21.may.1910 England, London St Pancras - London Brentford
singer, professor of singing, violinist, cellist, 4.oct.1838 baptized as Francis Stanislaus Charles at the Old Curch in St Pancras, studied cello with Alfredo Piatti in London, studied singing with Misoni and Gaetano Nava in Milan Italy, 15.jul.1861 he gave a concert as violinist in Italy, 1867 teacher of singing at his parents home 8 Montpelier Terrace in Brighton Sussex, 1874 as professor of singing at his own home 2 Hampton Place in Brighton, 1890-1899 at 31 St Michaels Place Brighton ; son of composer Franz d'Alquen ; 21.jul.1869 in Keymer Sussex he married Maria Catherine Rebecca 'Kate' Hunt (Northamptonshire, Kirby Hall 24.may.1844-1919 London Brentford) ; daughter pianist/teacher piano/actress Florence Frances Mathilda Clerke (Brighton 17.aug.1870-8.nov.1951 London Ealing)

Title	Parts

[] Dors tu, ma vie. Grande etude d'Adolph Henselt, transcrit. Cello and piano pub Edwin Ashdown, London 1859
[] Oh! had I wealth. Song words Henry Hersee pub Robert Cocks & Co., London 1864 pub The musical host vol.2, J. W. Fortune, New York 1865
[] Thoughts of thee "I think". Song pub Cocks & Co., London 1864
[] Daylight is sinking. Song words Frank H. Saunders pub Augener & Co., London 1865
[] Life's early morn "Ah! sweet". Song words F. F. H. W. pub Augener & Co., London 1865
[] Canzonetta de Metastasio "Del tuo bel nome", posta in musica. Voice and piano pub Augener & Co., London 1865
[] Gently row gondolier. Barcarole. SSS Voices words J. Lodge Ellerton pub Ashdown & Parry, London 1866 pub Hutchings & Romer, London 1899 pub (Series of Part Songs 71) Leonard & Co., London
[] It is not always May "The sun is bright". Song the verse by Longfellow pub Ashdown & Parry, London 1866
[] Romanza pastorale "Ne'campi" poesia del Metastasio pub Schott, London 1868
[] Sonetto del Zappi "In quell' eta". London 1868
[] The carol singer "I stood by the open window". London 1872 words H. M. Burnside
[] Why should I weep. Duet words John Lodge Ellerton pub J. B. Cramer & Co., London 1873
[] Farewell if ever fondest prayer. Medium voice and piano. London 1876 words Lord Byron
[] England. Patriotic song. London 1876
[] Airy dreams. Vocal duet words John Lodge Ellerton pub Wood & Co., London 1876 pub J. & W. Chester, Brighton ?1900
[] Wandering echoes. Song words John Lodge Ellerton pub Wood & Co., London 1876
[] Cuckoo! Cuckoo! Song words H. M. Burnside pub Wood & Co., London 1876
[] Come to me, gentle sleep. Song. London 1876 words F. Hemans
[] The sailor boy's dream "Sleep while the blue waves murmur". Song. London 1876 words R. B. B.
[] The exiles "My home is far". Song words John Lodge Ellerton pub Wood & Co., London 1876
[] The voice of music "Music's voices never die". Song. London 1876 words J. L. Ellerton
[] The old home trees "I see the old trees waving". Song words Helen Marion Burnside pub Wood & Co., London 1876
[] Moan on, wild sounding sea. Song. London 1876 words by J. L. Ellerton
[] Dreams "I dreamt" "Ich hab' im traum geweinet". Song German words Heinrich Heine pub Wood & Co., London 1877
[] In sheltered vale. A German popular melody the english words by C. Clarke pub E. Ascherberg & Co., London 1878
[] In cellar cool (Im tiefen keller sitz ich hier). Old German song. Bass and piano pub Augener & Co., London 1880 pub J. Williams Ltd., London ; G. Schirmer, New York
[] Pain and pleasure "Why must the fairest day". Song. London 1880 words C. G. Williams
[] L'Aube nait. Chanson de V. Hugo pub Ashdown & Parry, London 1881
[] Inconstancy. Song words John Lodge Ellerton pub Duncan Davison, London 1882 pub E. Ascherberg & Co., London
[] Twilight. Song words Henry Wadsworth Longfellow pub E. Ashdown, London 1884
[] Come again! Song words J. Lodge Ellerton pub Ashdown & Parry, London 1886
[] Preparatory exercise for the shake. Piano pub Augener, London c1890
[] Love shall banish sorrow. Song pub Herzog, London c1890
[] Fair and false. Song pub Augener, London c1890
[] The unknown land. Song words Helen Marion Burnside pub Augener, London c1890
[] Oh! ye voices. Two-part song words Mrs. Hemans pub Novello, Ewer & Co., London 1891 pub Novello, Ewer & Co. (J. & W. Chester, Brighton), London 1922
[] La Speranza. Romanza. Cello or violin and piano pub Charles Woolhouse, London 1895
[] Nocturne in G. Cello or violin and piano pub Augener & Co., London 1895
[] Valse folatre. Cello or violin and piano pub Bosworth & Co., Leipzig 1897
[] Impromptu for violoncello or violin and pianoforte pub Charles Woolhouse, London 1898
[] Rememberance. Song words C. Stanley pub Augener & Co., London 1903
[] L'Elegant. Rondeau brillante. Piano and violin pub J. Williams Ltd., London

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