Discover the life and legacy of George J. Elvey, renowned organist to Queen Victoria and for forty-seven years the organist of St. George's Chapel, Windsor. This biography, "Life And Reminiscences Of George J. Elvey," penned by Lady Mary Savory Elvey, offers an intimate look into the career and personal life of a prominent figure in Victorian musical history.
Explore Elvey's contributions to sacred music, his influence on the musical landscape of his time, and his enduring impact on the choral tradition at St. George's Chapel. This book provides valuable insights into the life of a dedicated musician and the cultural context of Victorian England. A must-read for enthusiasts of classical music, church history, and royal biography.
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