The Vesper Bell
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SKU: A0.1209178
By Andrew Lamb. By Henry Smith (1813-1879). Arranged by Andrew Lamb. Religious. 19 pages. Andrew Lamb #807290. Published by Andrew Lamb (A0.1209178).Title: The Vesper Bell
Composer: Henry Smith (1813-1879)
Arranger: Andrew Lamb
Description: This is my transcription of the prelude The Vesper by composer Henry Smith (1813-1879).
Henry Smith was an American composer and organist born in Salem, Massachusetts, on September 27, 1813. At a young age, he showed musical talent and became a pupil of Lowell Mason, an influential educator and composer who was instrumental in developing music education in the United States.
Smith was also a prolific composer and wrote over 500 works, including hymns, songs, anthems, and instrumental music. Many of his hymns are still sung today in churches across the country, including "Rejoice in the Lord Always," and "Sabbath Bells are Ringing." In addition to his work as a composer, Smith was also an accomplished organist and held positions at several churches throughout his career, including in Boston and New York City.
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