Dr. Henry Coward, the Pioneer Chorus-master

Dr. Henry Coward, the Pioneer Chorus-Master is a biography of Henry Coward, a noted choral composer and conductor in nineteenth-century England. The book traces Coward's career from his early days as a choirboy to his work as a conductor and composer, and includes analysis of his most famous works. This edition includes a new introduction on the history of choral music in England.

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