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HENRY BRINLEY RICHARDS (1819-1865)

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Originally appearing in Volume V23, Page 299 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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HENRY BRINLEY
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RICHARDS (1819-1865)  ,
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English pianist and composer, was
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born at
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Carmarthen, and educated at the Royal
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Academy of
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Music in
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London, where later he was a
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professor . He took much
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interest in Welsh music and in the
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Eisteddfod gatherings . He was a prolific composer, but is perhaps principally remembered for
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writing the
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song "
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God bless the
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Prince of
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Wales " (1862), which has been adopted as an English
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national
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anthem .

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