Born: February 1, 1877, HampÂstead, LonÂdon, EngÂland.
Died: March 13, 1946, Scunthorpe, Lincolnshire, EngÂland.
Buried: Appleby, Lincolnshire, England.
Dunhill was a gifÂted piÂaÂno stuÂdent, and a childÂhood enÂthuÂsiÂast for the light opÂerÂas of GilÂbert & SullÂiÂvan, whose work he emÂuÂlatÂed by comÂposÂing a number of small opÂerÂetÂtas in his teens. In 1893, he enÂrolled at the RoyÂal ColÂlege of MuÂsic, London, stuÂdyÂing piÂaÂnoÂforÂte unÂder FrankÂlin TayÂlor and comÂpoÂsiÂtion unÂder Charles StanÂford. His conÂtemÂpoÂrarÂies inÂcludÂed Ralph VaughÂan WillÂiams, GusÂtav Holst, and John IrelÂand, who reÂmained a lifeÂlong friend. He won an open scholÂarÂship for comÂpoÂ… Go to person page >
Tune Title: REX TERRARUMFirst Line: O King of earth and air and sea!Composer: Thomas Frederick DunhillMeter: LMKey: G MajorSource: Church Hymns with Tunes new ed. (London: Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, 1903)
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