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Buck (DUDLEY an American organist)

DUDLEY, an American organist, composer, and author, born in Hartford, Conn., March 10, 1839. He was for many years organist of churches in Brooklyn, N. Y. Aside from a number of cantatas, he has written several books: "A Dictionary of Musical the Organ in History" (1882), etc. The of the Exposition of 1876, by appointment of the United States Centennial ment of the United States Centennial the "Legend of Don Munio," Munio," the "Golden Legend," of Longfellow, and the "Mar- Legend," of Longfellow, and the "Marhis larger works with orchestra. He has composialso employed his pen in the co tion of chamber music, songs, and male voice music. Among his larger works are the "Voyage of Columbus," and the

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