| Hilton, John (The Elder) |
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1560 |
1608 |
English countertenor, organist and composer of mainly sacred works. |
| Hilton, John (The Younger) |
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1599 |
1657 |
English early Baroque composer. He is best known for his books Ayres or Fa-Las for Three Voices and Catch That Catch Can. |
| Himelstein, Mike |
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songwriter musician, and composer. Himelstein composed songs for Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, Special Agent Oso and Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two. Received Annie award in 2016 |
| Himmel, Friedrich Heinrich |
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1765 |
1814 |
German composer, originally studied theology at Halle before turning to music and composing chiefly operas. |
| Hind, John |
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1916 |
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Composer of songs |
| Hindemith, Paul |
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1895 |
1963 |
German composer, violist, violinist, teacher and conductor. |
| Hindson, Matthew |
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1968 |
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Australian composer |
| Hine, Stuart |
Hine, Stuart Wesley Keene |
1899 |
1989 |
British Methodist missionary in Hammersmith Grove, London, England. Wrote the English version of "How Great Thou Art" which was dedicated to Jesus Christ in the Salvation Army by his parents |
| Hines, Robert |
Hines, Robert Stephan |
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Music editor and arranger |
| Hinkson, K. T. |
Hinkson, Katharine Tynan; Tynan, Katherine |
1859 |
1931 |
Irish Poet, author and editor. After her marriage to English writer and barrister Henry Albert Hinkson she usually wrote under the name Katharine Tynan Hinkson, or variations thereof. |
| Hinshaw, Don |
Hinshaw, Donald G. |
1934 |
1996 |
Founder of Hinshaw Music, editor and author |
| Hinton, Arthur |
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1869 |
1941 |
English composer |
| Hirai, Hideaki |
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20th/21st century Japanese conductor and composer. In 2001, Mr. Hirai w as chosen by Lorin Maazel as one of the ten promising young conductors in Asia |
| Hirschhorn, Joel |
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1937 |
2005 |
American songwriter. He won the Academy Award for Best Song on two occasions. He also wrote songs for a number of musicians, including Elvis Presley and Roy Orbison |
| Hirt, Charles |
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1911 |
2001 |
USC educator in choral music, conductor and Choir director |
| Hiscocks, Wendy |
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1963 |
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Australian Composer-pianist |
| Hitchcock, H. Wiley |
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1923 |
2007 |
American musicologist. with a particular interest in early Baroque music |
| Hoddes, Sidney |
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20th century British poet |
| Hodge, John |
Hodge, Jonathan Paul |
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a prolific writer of TV jingles and movie themes |
| Hodges, Johnny |
Hodges, John Cornelius |
1906 |
1970 |
American alto saxophonist, and composer of Jazz standards |
| Hodgson, Red |
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Lyricist |
| Hodkinson, Sydney |
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1934 |
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Canadian composer |
| Hoffman, Elisha Albright |
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1839 |
1929 |
American Presbyterian minister, composer of over 2,000 hymns and editor of over 50 song books. |
| Hogan, Moses |
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1957 |
2003 |
American composer and arranger of choral music. He was best known for his settings of African-American spirituals. Hogan was a pianist, conductor and arranger of international renown. |
| Hoggard, Laura |
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Ordained minister with the Assemblies of God with a music degree in sacred music |
| Holborne, William |
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English composer, brother of antony Holborne. Nothing is known of him except for the six three-voice vocal compositions attached to his brother Antony's The Cittharn Schoole (1597/ |
| Holbrooke, Joseph |
Holbrooke, Joseph Charles |
1878 |
1958 |
English composer, conductor, and pianist. |
| Hold, Trevor |
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1939 |
2004 |
British Composer and scholar of the English song |
| Hölderlin, Friedrich |
Hölderlin, Johann Christian Friedrich |
1770 |
1843 |
German poet a key figure of German Romanticism |
| Holford, F. |
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1907 |
1994 |
German born Australian composer of piano concerto, two symphonic works, a cello sonata and vocal works. |