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Excerpt from The Life and Works of Edward John Hopkins, Mus. D. Cantuar, F. R. C. O., Organist of the Temple Church, 1843-1898
Nder the shadow of the dear Old Abbey - as he used affectionately to express it - at N 0. 16, North Street, Westminster, not far from the birthplace Of Henry Purcell, was born on June 3oth, 1818, Edward John Hopkins, destined to become in after-life one of the most prominent figures in the long and honoured line Of organists and church musicians who graced the reign Of her late Majesty Queen Victoria. He was born less than a twelve month before that illustrious Sovereign Lady first saw the light: he lay dying on the day when the Queen's body was borne through the streets of London to its final resting place at Windsor. His life therefore completely covers that of the Queen's, being slightly longer than hers; few periods of human existence could run more closely parallel. Compared with the lives Of contemporaneous English musicians, it may be Observed that John Goss was born 18 years previously, and the following were all senior to Hopkins James Turle by 16 years, Stephen Elvey, Canon Jebb, and H. J. Gauntlett by I3 years, G. A. Osborne by 12 years, J. L.
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Excerpt from The Life and Works of Edward John Hopkins, Mus. D. Cantuar, F. R. C. O., Organist of the Temple Church, 1843-1898
Nder the shadow of the dear Old Abbey - as he used affectionately to express it - at N 0. 16, North Street, Westminster, not far from the birthplace Of Henry Purcell, was born on June 3oth, 1818, Edward John Hopkins, destined to become in after-life one of the most prominent figures in the long and honoured line Of organists and church musicians who graced the reign Of her late Majesty Queen Victoria. He was born less than a twelve month before that illustrious Sovereign Lady first saw the light: he lay dying on the day when the Queen's body was borne through the streets of London to its final resting place at Windsor. His life therefore completely covers that of the Queen's, being slightly longer than hers; few periods of human existence could run more closely parallel. Compared with the lives Of contemporaneous English musicians, it may be Observed that John Goss was born 18 years previously, and the following were all senior to Hopkins James Turle by 16 years, Stephen Elvey, Canon Jebb, and H. J. Gauntlett by I3 years, G. A. Osborne by 12 years, J. L.
About the Publisher
Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com
This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.
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