Oliphant Chuckerbutty - Career

Career

  • c. 1902? - Studied piano with Epstein
  • c. 1909 - Graduated as Bachelor of Music, University of London
  • c. 1908-1914 - Assistant Organist, Southwark Cathedral
  • 1909-1948 - Organist and Choirmaster, Holy Trinity Church, Paddington
  • 1914 - "An Old Song" published by Boosey
  • 1920-1927 - Organist, Angel Theatre, Islington

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