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E. G. P. (Edward Gerald Penfold) Wyatt
b. 1869
Known for concise works on church worship and music, this early-20th-century writer explored subjects like Gregorian chant and liturgical practice with a practical, historical approach.
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St. Gregory and the Gregorian Music
by E. G. P. (Edward Gerald Penfold) Wyatt
About the author
Writing as E. G. P. Wyatt, Edward Gerald Penfold Wyatt was a British author born in 1869. He is associated with religious and liturgical writing, and his books were published in the early 1900s.
His best-known works include St. Gregory and the Gregorian Music (1904), a short study of Pope Gregory I and the tradition of Gregorian chant, as well as The Eucharistic Prayer. He was also one of the contributors to A Directory of Ceremonial, a reference work connected with Anglican worship and ceremony.
Although biographical details about him are scarce in the sources readily available online, his surviving books show a clear interest in church history, music, and the shape of Christian worship. His work remains of interest to readers drawn to liturgy, ecclesiastical history, and the development of sacred music.