Fox Strangways, Arthur Henry
Fox Strangways, Arthur Henry (b Norwich, 1859; d Dinton, Salisbury, 1948). Eng. critic and author. Mus. master Wellington Coll., 1893–1901. Mus. critic, Times 1911–25, Observer 1925–39. Founder and first ed. Music and Letters 1920–37. Authority on Indian mus. Joint biographer. (with M. Karpeles) of Cecil Sharp. Trans. (with S. Wilson) of Lieder of Schubert, Brahms, and Wolf.
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