| Steve and Vicki Cook |
Steve and Vikki Cook are published by Praise! online at number 1250. |
| Peterson, Mark |
Mark Peterson was born in Sydney, Australia.
He has been the Music Minister at Holy Trinity Church, Adelaide, Australia, from 2005.
Mark has published the following;
Highest Place (1998) –… |
| Bennett, Lucy Ann |
b Thornbury, Glos 1850, d Falfield, nr Thornbury, Glos 1927. One of the less-known authors credited with one memorable hymn, which appeared in Golden Bells and by 2000 had featured in at least 8 other… |
| Matt Boswell, Matt Papa and Michael Bleecker |
Matt, Matt and Michael are published by Praise! online at number 1287 |
| Reeves, Jesse |
Jesse is published by Praise! online at number 1257, which was co-written with Chris Tomlin and Ed Cash.
He is also published by Praise! online at number 1300, which was co-written with Johnny… |
| Papa, Matt |
Matt has composed songs in association with:
Matt Boswell at numbers 1263 and 1286
Matt Boswell and Michael Bleecker at 1287
Stuart Townend at Number 1305 |
| Harold Heath |
There is no information for this author at present. |
| Tilleard, James |
b Surrey 1827, d Lewisham, SE London (Kent) 1876. No further facts have yet emerged about this composer, known for his one tune in current use (included in The Companion Tune Book 1927, GH, CH etc)… |
| Jordan Kauflin, Keith Getty, Matthew Merker, Stuart Townend |
Please see separate entries for these authors |
| Harris, Charles |
b Islington, N London (Middx) 1865, d Oxford 1936. An ordained British composer whose one published hymn tune, for which he is now chiefly remembered, appeared first in Christian Worship (1976).… |
| Clark, Andy |
Andy Clark is the Music Director at Northgate Church, Chester.
He writes songs for Resound Worship.
Andy has been published by Praise! Online at number 1294 |
| Calkin, Ruth Harms |
There is no entry for this author at present |
| Crockett, Peter |
Peter has composed the music for number 1311 |
| Smith, Alexander Brent (D) |
see Brent Smith, A. No.555. |
| Clock, Leonardt |
(also given as Glock or Klock). 16th c. He is the likely author of a notable Anabaptist hymn now revived in translation; see notes in EP vol 1. No.559. |
| Forrest, Charles Henry |
(given as MHF in Praise!), b Birmingham 1846, d Lancs 1925. Composer of one hymn tune which survives in a few current books; see note in EP vol 1. No.897. |
| A Book of Psalmody |
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| Hitchens, William H |
b 1898, d 1977. A founder member of the (Strict Baptist) Companion Tune Book Trust; see also under Companion Tunes. His best-known tune is one of 12 in that book, no.75 in E major. No.306. |
| A Greek Air |
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| King A |
One tune of his appears in GH, where no ‘permission’ is listed; it featured in the Bristol Tune Book, but no further information is available. (Not the author Andrew King, b 1961.) No.554. |
| Lewis, Richard |
A keyboard player from the 1990s onwards who has published several books of his own songs. No.181. |
| Meiningen Gesangbuch (1693) |
Also known as Meiningisches Gesangbuch; one main source of the German tune BREMEN which is also found in a 1682 collection, then in Störl’s Gesangbuch of 1711. No.277. |
| Moliant Seion (1883) |
A Welsh collection edited by Cledan Williams. No.135=908. |
| Prust's Supplementary Hymn Book, 1869 |
A compilation by E T Prust from which one text survives in several 20th-c books. No.840. |
| Stralsund Gesangbuch (1665) |
a chorale-book, the Ernewertes Gesangbuch, published in 1665 at Stralsund on the Baltic coast of NE Germany. No.195. |
| Burgoyne's Collection (1827) |
Montague Burgoyne published in London A Collection of Metrical Versions... with music edited by J Macdonald Harris. No.644. |
| Walker, Edward Charles |
b Silverdale, nr Lancaster, Lancs 1848, d Cheltenham, Glos 1872. Ordained 1872 in the CofE, he became curate of Whalley Range Parish Ch (St Edmund’s) on the outskirts of Manchester, but died a few… |
| Clarke, Eugene |
b ?USA. A 20th-c author who has collaborated with Alfred Smith, qv. Their best known song in the UK has featured, sometimes anonymously, in books at least from 1966 (Youth Praise) onwards; also in GH.… |
| Griffith, M C |
b 1855, d 1925. His arrangement of a notable Welsh melody appeared in GH. No further information is available. No.679*. |
| Booth, George |
b 1840, d 1926. A mainly late-Victorian composer whose single known tune features in GH, as also in The Companion Tune Book; but little further about him has been discovered. No.612. |
