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SUNDRIDGE

Composer: William C. Filby

Baptized: St. Paul, January 16, 1833, Hammersmith, Middlesex, England. Died: June 22, 1913, Richmond, Surrey, England. Son of William and Lucy Filby, William studied in France, and played the organ at St. Peter’s Church, Hammersmith (1849); Bromley Parish Church, Kent (1853); the London churches of St. Peter, Walworth; St. Matthew, Bayswater; and St. Luke, Westbourne Park; Holy Trinity, Margate, Kent; Holy Trinity, Stepney, London; and St. Paul, West Greenwich, London (1884). He also served as organist at the International Exhibitions of 1882 and of 1885, wrote and lectured on church music, opera and music education, and composed organ voluntaries, operettas, songs, part songs and choruses. --www.hymntime.com/tch/  Go to person page >

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Tune Information

Title: SUNDRIDGE
Composer: William C. Filby
Meter: 8.8.6 D
Incipit: 15565 51531 12346
Key: E♭ Major
Copyright: Public Domain
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Media

Common Service Book of the Lutheran Church #152
Text: To Thee, O Comforter divine
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Common Service Book of the Lutheran Church #152

Common Service Book of the Lutheran Church #152
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School and Parish Hymnal #158

School and Parish Hymnal #158
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Sunday-School Book #171

Sunday-School Book #171
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