William Hayman Cummings
William Hayman Cummings
(
August 22
,
1831
–
June 10
,
1915
), born in
Devonshire
, was an English musician and organist at
Waltham Abbey
. In
1847
he was one of the singers when
Felix Mendelssohn
conducted his
Elijah
at Exeter Hall. He served as singing professor at the
Royal Academy of Music
for 15 years beginning in
1879
, then became principal of the
Guildhall School of Music
. He died in
London
, and is buried in
South London
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