Andrews, Addison Fletcher 2.apr.1857-27.oct.1924 USA Vermont, Cavendish - NY, New York Manhattanviolinist, tenor, critic, 1860-1924 residing in New York City, 1878 MA from Dartmouth College in Hanover New Hampshire where he was member of the Glee Club, studied violin with Gasper Godone and voice with Josef Tamaro in New York, 1880 graduated from Columbia Law School in New York City, at first critic/journalist for the New York Tribune (1880-1881), Commercial Advertiser (1884), Evening Telegram (1884-1885), Graphic (1885-1886), American Musician (1887-1891) and the Musical Courier (1892-1894), for one year assistant director of Carnegie Hall and Symphony Orchestra, 1892 opened a church choir agency, he founded the Manuscript Society of New York, for 25 years tenor in church choirs and 15 years of the Schumann Male Quartette, also public humorist and reader for 25 years, 1914-1918 office at 30 West 32nd Street and home The Belnord, summer home Williamstown Massachusetts ; son of lawyer Rufus Freeman Andrews (Ohio 27.may.1825-27.apr.1893 New York) and musician Mary Cornelia Fletcher (Cavendish 4.apr.1828-1889 New York) ; 23.may.1883 in New York he married Ella Reed (NY 1857-)