Henry Walford Davies

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Henry Walford Davies was an English composer, organist, and educator best known for his choral and church music and for serving as Master of the King’s Music in the early 20th century.

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Henry Walford Davies canonical 2
Sir Henry Walford Davies 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf English person
composer
human
music educator
organist
appointedBy George V
awardReceived Knight Bachelor
birthDate 1869-09-06
birthPlace England
Oswestry
Shropshire
countryOfCitizenship United Kingdom
dateOfBurial 1941-03-15
deathDate 1941-03-11
educatedAt Royal College of Music
St George’s Chapel, Windsor Castle
employer Gresham College
Royal College of Music
St George’s Chapel, Windsor Castle
Temple Church, London
University of Wales
endTime 1941
familyName Davies
fullName Henry Walford Davies
genre choral music
church music
classical music
givenName Henry
honorificPrefix Sir
knownFor broadcast music talks
choral music
church music
languageOfWorkOrName English
memberOf Royal College of Organists
notableWork A Short Requiem
Festival Te Deum
linked to: Te Deum

God Be in My Head (setting)
O Little Town of Bethlehem (arrangement)
Solemn Melody
occupation composer
conductor
music educator
organist
placeOfBurial St George’s Chapel, Windsor Castle
placeOfDeath England
Somerset
Wrington
positionHeld Master of the King’s Music
startTime 1934

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English Musical Renaissance hasParticipant Henry Walford Davies
St Marylebone Grammar School educated Sir Henry Walford Davies
linked to: Henry Walford Davies
Henry Walford Davies fullName Henry Walford Davies