Trinity College of Music
Variant namesUnknown in regards to Edith Sharpe. Trinity of College of Music was founded in London in 1872 by Henry George Bonavia hunt to improve the teaching of church music. It has since broadened its repertoire to include the teaching of musical intruments and musical composition in general, as well as other areas of music. Initially, only male students were accepted into the College, and only if they were members of the Church of England.
From the description of 5811 Edith Sharpe's Music Certificate, 1906. (Libraries Australia). WorldCat record id: 755760155
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| creatorOf | Trinity College of Music. 5811 Edith Sharpe's Music Certificate, 1906. | Libraries Australia | |
| referencedIn | William Francis Gray Swann Papers, 1903-1962 | American Philosophical Society |
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