Cooke, Greville

LC control no.	n 86848496
Descriptive conventions	rda
Personal name heading	Cooke, Greville *Browse this term in* LC Authorities or the LC Catalog
Associated country	England
Associated place	Kettering (England)
Birth date	18940714 1894
Death date	19891107 1992
Place of birth	Ealing (London, England)
Place of death	Yeovil (England)
Affiliation	Royal Academy of Music (London, England : 1822- ) Church of England
Profession or occupation	Church of England--Clergy Composers Pianists Music teachers Authors Poets
Found in	nuc86-78516: His Who wrote the fourth gospel?, c1981 (hdg. on NcU rept.: Cooke, Greville; usage: Greville Cooke) A forgotten English romantic, 2014: label (Greville Cooke) insert (Greville Vaughan Turner Cooke; born July 14, 1894, Ealing, West London; died November 7, 1989, Yeovil District Hospital, North Dorset; composer and pianist; studied composition and piano at Royal Academy of Music; BA degree in history and Mus Bac degree, Cambridge; in 1918, ordained a priest in the Church of England, serving curacies in Ealing and Tavistock; in 1929, elected F.R.A.M. by the Royal Academy of Music; professor of piano and composition at the Royal Academy, 1925 to 1959; the majority of his career in the Anglican Church spent as rector of the village of Cransley, near Kettering; in 1955, made a Canon of Peterborough Cathedral; in 1956, became Rector of Buxted, Sussex; published several books of poetry and textbooks on music and divinity, including The theory of music (1928) and The heresies of orthodoxy (1980)) MusicWeb International WWW site, June 15, 2015: under Composers ( Greville Cooke; born, 1894; died, 1992; educated at Hamilton House, Ealing, Royal Academy of Music, Christ's College, Cambridge; received BA and B.Mus. in 1916; in 1918, ordained to the Anglican priesthood; served in Tavistock, Ealing, St. Paul's, Cransley, and Buxted; professor at the Royal Academy, 1925 to 1959)
Not found in	Grove music online, June 15, 2015.