Harold Darke

Synopsis

English composer, organist, and teacher

• Born in London on Oct 29, 1888
• Studied at the Royal College of Music with Parratt for organ and Stanford for composition
• 1906-1911 Organist at Emmanuel Church, West Hampstead
• 1916-55 organist at St. Michael's in Cornhill
• He gave a recital every Monday
• 1941-45 acting organist at King's College, Cambridge
• 1945-9 Became a fellow at King's college
• 1940-41 president of the Royal College of Organists
• 1919-69 taught at the Royal College of Music
• Died in Cambridge on Nov 28, 1976

When he performed he loved Bach. He played it in the legato style of Schweitzer. He started the longest organ recital series called the Cornhill Lunchtime Organ Recitals.

For details, see the as listed in Wikipedia article Harold Darke.

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