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American composer, teacher, and singer renowned for his prolific output of gospel hymns and Sunday school songs during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.Born on an Iowa farm, largely self-taught in music, Gabriel became one of the most significant and prolific composers in the gospel music tradition. He worked for major publishing houses like Homer Rodeheaver and the E.O. Excell Company, composing thousands of hymns, anthems, and gospel songs. His works, characterized by their singable m...

German violinist, composer, conductor, and influential music pedagogue, best known as the father, teacher, and relentless promoter of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.Born in Augsburg, Leopold Mozart became a court musician for the Prince-Archbishop of Salzburg. A skilled violinist, composer, and deputy Kapellmeister, his greatest legacy is his treatise 'Versuch einer gründlichen Violinschule' (A Treatise on the Fundamental Principles of Violin Playing), a significant work of 18th-century music pedago...

English Baroque composer and organist, best known for his popular keyboard piece commonly called the 'Trumpet Voluntary'.Jeremiah Clarke (c.1674–1707) was an English composer and organist during the late Baroque period. He began his career as a chorister at the Chapel Royal under John Blow. Clarke later held significant positions, including organist at Winchester College and jointly at St Paul's Cathedral with William Croft....

Renowned American gospel music composer, pianist, singer, and arranger, celebrated for blending classical, traditional, and contemporary gospel styles.Born in Atlanta, Georgia. Earned a Doctorate in Ethnomusicology from Howard University. Founded The Richard Smallwood Singers....