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Samuel Hadfield, a well known man in musical circles in Sheffield, Choir-master of St. Silas and St. Marys Churches. Introduced the tonic sol-fa method of singing in 1859 to Sheffield, which was invented by Miss Glover in 1835

Samuel Hadfield, a well known man in musical circles in Sheffield, Choir-master of St. Silas and St. Marys Churches. Introduced the tonic sol-fa method of singing in 1859 to Sheffield, which was invented by Miss Glover in 1835


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Samuel Hadfield, a well known man in musical circles in Sheffield, Choir-master of St. Silas and St. Marys Churches. Introduced the tonic sol-fa method of singing in 1859 to Sheffield, which was invented by Miss Glover in 1835

Taken from The Sheffield Portrait Gallery, A Journal of Literature, Science, and Art. Published by Martin Hurst. 23 Church Street, Sheffield. Price Twopence

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This print showcases Samuel Hadfield, a highly esteemed figure in the musical realm of Sheffield during his time. Known for his remarkable talent and dedication, he served as the choir-master of both St. Silas and St. Mary's Churches, leaving an indelible mark on their musical traditions. In 1859, Samuel Hadfield introduced the revolutionary tonic sol-fa method of singing to Sheffield. This groundbreaking technique was originally invented by Miss Glover in 1835 and quickly gained popularity due to its effectiveness in teaching music theory and sight-singing. The photograph is sourced from The Sheffield Portrait Gallery, A Journal of Literature, Science, and Art published by Martin Hurst at 23 Church Street in Sheffield. It offers a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage that flourished within this vibrant city. Samuel Hadfield's portrait captures his passion for music and leadership qualities that made him an influential figure within Sheffield's musical circles. His contributions to St. Mary's and St. Silas' choirs are still celebrated today as part of their enduring legacy

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