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Early life. Cambridge and first clerical appointments. Durham. Anglo-Catholic views. Later life and death. Works and influence. Composer of hymn tunes. Other compositions. Critical views. Family. References. External links. John Bacchus Dykes (10 March 1823 – 22 January 1876) was an English clergyman and hymnwriter . Early life.
John Bacchus Dykes (* 10. März 1823 in Kingston upon Hull; † 22. Januar 1876 in Ticehurst, Rother District) war ein englischer anglikanischer Geistlicher und Kirchenliedkomponist. Viele seiner Melodien sind im angelsächsischen Kulturkreis bis heute populär.
John Bacchus Dykes (10 March 1823 – 22 January 1876) was an English clergyman and hymnwriter. Wikipedia Biography. Texts Tunes Hymnals. Texts by John Bacchus Dykes (12) As. Authority Languages. Instances. Data Sources. Library of Congress Linked Data Service. dbpedia. Suggestions or corrections? Contact us.
28. März 2021 · Born: 10 March 1823, Kingston upon Hull. Died: 22 January 1876, Ticehurst, Sussex. Biography. John Bacchus Dykes was an English clergyman and hymnist. He was born in Hull, England, and by age 10 was the assistant organist at St. John's Church, Hull, where his grandfather was vicar.
TitleTuneST ANDREW OF CRETEMELITAHOLLINGSIDEJOHN BACCHUS DYKES, Mus. Doc., was born in Hull, where his grandfather was incumbent of St. John’s Church, in March 1823. He received his first musical tuition from Skelton, organist of St. John’s. In October 1843 he went to St. Catherine Hall, Cambridge, where he very soon obtained a scholarship.
Abstract. One hundred and forty years after his death John Bacchus Dykes remains well known in the pews as a prolific Victorian hymn-tune composer, many of whose tunes are numbered amongst the most highly regarded and popular of any from that period.
John Bacchus Dykes. * 1823 † 1876. Geboren am 10.3.1823 in Kington-upon-Hull. 1847 Pfarrer in Malton (Yorkshire), 1849 Pfarrer an der Kathedrale in Durham (England). 1862 Doctor of Music der Universität Durham, hochgeschätzter Komponist englischer Kirchenmusik, besonders zahlreicher Hymnen.
