O Saviour Of The World John Goss 1800 - 1880
Sir John Goss was a boy chorister in The Chapel Royal and later a pupil of Sir Thomas Attwood, organist at St Paul's cathedral. He spend a short time in the chorus of an opera company before being organist at a number of churches, finally at St Paul's where he worked hard to improve the musical standards. His works are mostly vocal, both sacred and secular. From 1827 until 1874, he was a professor at The Royal Academy of Music teaching harmony. He taught Arthur Sullivan and John Stainer who succeeded him as organist at St Paul's.
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