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Dudley Buck (March 10, 1839 – October 6, 1909) was an American musical composer.

He was innate within Hartford, Connecticut, the son of the merchandiser world health organization gave him each chance for cultivating his musical talents; & for 4 years (1858-1862) he studied at Leipzig, Dresden and Paris. In giving to Usa he held a position of organist at Hartford, Chicago (1869), and Boston (1871). Around 1875 he went to New York to assist Theodore Thomas as conductor of orchestral concerts, and from either 1877 to 1903 was organist at Holy Trinity church in Brooklyn. Meanwhile he experienced be swell called the composer of religious music, the total of cantatas (Columbus, 1876; Golden Legend, 1880; Light of Asia, 1885, etc.), a grand opera, Serapis, a comic opera, Deseret (1880), a symphonious overture, Marmion, a symphony in E flat, & more orchestral and vocal works.

Organ Composers: Dudley Buck
Biographical information, trivia, and works from the BYU music department.

Buck, Dudley
Brief musical biography showing him mainly as organist, choirmaster, and author of church music and secular choral works from the Grove Concise Dictionary of Music entry at WQXR radio.

Miscellaneous Songs by Buck
List from recmusic.org includes selected texts.

Dudley Buck
Information about his operas from usopera.com includes comments on other types of compositions.


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