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Daniel Joseph Wood, 1849 - 1919 FRCO 1873; was an English organist.
Daniel Wood was a Organs and Organists of Chichester Cathedral
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Brown, James Duff and Stephen Samuel Stratton. British Musical Biography page 455. S.S. Stratton. 1897. (ex Harvard University) Digitized October 25, 2007. Online. January 20, 2009
Cathedral organists British classical organists British male organists 1849 births 1919 deaths Organists & Masters of the Choristers of Chichester Cathedral Alumni of New College, Oxford Fellows of the Royal College of Organists 19th-century classical musicians 19th-century British male musicians Male classical organists {{organist-stub
Daniel Wood was a chorister
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and pupil of J. L. Hopkins at Rochester
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. He came to Chichester
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after six years as Organist of Boston Parish Church, Lincs., and followed the then current fashion of a short stay as Organist of Chichester Cathedral
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, before moving to Exeter Cathedral
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where he was Organist from 1876 to 1919./ref>
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Brown, James Duff and Stephen Samuel Stratton. British Musical Biography page 455. S.S. Stratton. 1897. (ex Harvard University) Digitized October 25, 2007. Online. January 20, 2009
Cathedral organists British classical organists British male organists 1849 births 1919 deaths Organists & Masters of the Choristers of Chichester Cathedral Alumni of New College, Oxford Fellows of the Royal College of Organists 19th-century classical musicians 19th-century British male musicians Male classical organists {{organist-stub