Cecil Armstrong Gibbs

Born: 10 August 1889, Great Baddow, near Chelmsford (England)
Died: 12 May 1960, Chelmsford (England)

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Music

• The Fields are Full
• The Tiger Lily
• Mistletoe
• The Sleeping Beauty
• By a Bier-Side
• Ballad of Semmerwater
• Almayne
• Dusk
• A Spring Garland
• Dale and Fell
• In the High Alps
• 3 Symphonies

Biography

C. Armstrong Gibbs was a prolific composer. He was educated at Winchester College and Trinity College (Cambridge) and the Royal academy of Music in London. He was a countryman at heart and played a full part in village activities, e.g. cricket, flower shows, and bell ringing. Gibbs was vice president of National Federation of Music Festivals. Apparently he hated his name of Cecil, and always called himself Armstrong Gibbs.

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