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Frederick Corder

Frederick Corder (26 January 1852 – 21 August 1932) was an English composer and music teacher.

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Frederick Corder

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Frederick Corder

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related to Life · 34
Frederick Corder → After, Alice Barth, Arrigo Boito, Blackheath Proprietary School, Brighton Aquarium, Charlotte Hill, Claude Couldery, Cologne, Cologne Conservatory, Corder, D'Oyly Carte Opera Company, England, Ferdinand Hiller, George Alexander Macfarren, Giuseppe Verdi, Hackney, He, Henry Gadsby, In, In August
related to External links · 8
Frederick Corder → Elegy, Free, IMSLP, International Music Score Library, Organ, Project, Steve's Bedroom Band, Violins
see also · 2
Frederick Corder → List, See

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corder music london frederick royal academy scores piano corder's nordisa bax english works opera orchestra vocal son studied composition first

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Granville Bantockinstance ofHis students included notable British composers0.80text
Arnold Baxinstance ofHis students included notable British composers0.80text
York Boweninstance ofHis students included notable British composers0.80text
Alan Bushinstance ofHis students included notable British composers0.80text
Eric Coatesinstance ofHis students included notable British composers0.80text
Benjamin Daleinstance ofHis students included notable British composers0.80text
Harry Farjeoninstance ofHis students included notable British composers0.80text
Joseph Holbrookeinstance ofHis students included notable British composers0.80text
Montague Phillipsinstance ofHis students included notable British composers0.80text
as well as his own soninstance ofHis students included notable British composers0.80text
Paul Corderinstance ofHis students included notable British composers0.80text
Frederick Corderrelated to External linksFree0.60section

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