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E. G. P. (Edward Gerald Penfold) Wyatt

b. 1869

An Anglican writer and liturgical scholar, this early-20th-century author wrote practical books on worship, church music, and ceremonial. His work reflects a deep interest in the traditions of the Church and how they were used in everyday religious life.

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St. Gregory and the Gregorian Music

St. Gregory and the Gregorian Music

by E. G. P. (Edward Gerald Penfold) Wyatt

About the author

Born in 1869, Edward Gerald Penfold Wyatt wrote under the name E. G. P. Wyatt. Records for his published work connect him with books on liturgy and church practice, including St. Gregory and the Gregorian Music, The Eucharistic Prayer, English or Roman Use?, and The Burial Service.

His books suggest a strong focus on Anglican worship and the history of Christian ceremonial. Rather than writing fiction, he appears to have specialized in thoughtful, practical studies of church music, prayer, and ritual for readers interested in religious life and tradition.

Catalog records list Wyatt as born in 1869 and dying in 1955. While detailed biographical information is limited in the sources available here, his surviving works show him as a careful and knowledgeable voice in early modern discussions of liturgy and ecclesiastical practice.