John Alcock

John Alcock (occasionally known as The Elder) was a composer and organist who received both Bachelor of Music and Doctor of Music from Oxford. He was criticized both for his fiery temper as well as the gags he performed on the body organ to mistake his choristers. Alcock composed “THE LIFE SPAN of Miss Fanny Dark brown” as an autobiographical book. He helped to edit “Cathedral Music” by Samuel Arnold and acquired an educational and critical nervous about errors he within the replicating of manuscripts. His compositions are the anthems “Unto thee possess I cried,” “We will rejoice,” aswell as “A Morning hours and Evening Provider” in E-mol. His design is a representation of the days with little if any innovative qualities.