About Mark Andrews
Lived 1875 – 1939 (aged 63–64). Mark Andrews was a British organist and composer.
Mark Andrews, FAGO, ARCO (31 March 1875 − 10 December 1939), was a British organist, composer and conductor who spent most of his working life in the United States of America.
Career Organist Born in Erith, Kent, Andrews studied the organ in England, having turned down a scholarship to the University of Cambridge following his father's death, Andrews was also a member of St. Wilfrid Club in New York City.
Family Andrews was married to Minnie Foreman, with whom he had a son, Mark, and daughter, Audrey.
Legacy Andrews's papers were given to Montclair State Teachers College in 1945. Some of his recordings are available online.
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Who was Mark Andrews?
British organist, composer and conductor (1875-1939)
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Mark Andrews was born in 1875.
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Mark Andrews died in 1939.
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Mark Andrews was an organist and composer.
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