Lynnwood Farnam

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Synopsis

Canadian composer, organist, and teacher

  • 13 Jan 1885 born in Sutton, Quebec, Canada
  • 1900-04, London, studies at Royal Conservatory of Music
  • 1904-13, Montreal, organist at Methodist church of St. James, St. James the Apostle, and Christ Church Cathedral, successively
  • 1913-18, Boston, organist at Emmanuel Church
  • 1919-20, New York, organist at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian church
  • 1920-30, New York, organist at Church of the Holy Communion
  • 1927-30, New York and Philadelphia, taught in New York and at the Curtis Institute in Philadelphia
  • 23 Nov 1930 died in New York City, New York, USA

His only known work was a toccata in A minor on O Filii et Filiae, published posthumously in 1932.

For details, see the Wikiepdia article on Lynnwood Farnam (in French only).

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