John Manley Morehen

Background

Morehen, John Manley was born on September 3, 1941 in Gloucester, England. Son of Harry and Gertrude R. Morehen.

Education

Bachelor, New College, Oxford (England) University, 1964; Doctor of Philosophy, King's College, Cambridge U., 1969.

Career

Lecturer in applied music, American U., Washington, 1967-1968; lecturer in applied music, College Church Musicians, Washington, 1967-1968; sub-organist, St. George's Chapel, Windsor Castle, 1968-1972; lecturer in music, Nottingham (England) University, 1973-1983; senior lecturer, Nottingham (England) University, 1983-1989; professor music, Nottingham (England) University, since 1989. Assistant editor Early English Church Music, London, 1972-1982, general editor, 1982-1995.

Achievements

• John Manley Morehen has been listed as a noteworthy Musicologist, educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Justice of the Peace, Nottinghamshire, since 1991. Fellow Royal College Organists, Royal Canada College Organists.

Interests

• Avocations: golf, antique fairs.

Connections

Married Marie Catherine Jacobus, July 26, 1969. Children: Simon James, Catherine Louise.

Father:

Harry Morehen

Mother:

Gertrude R. Morehen

Spouse:

Marie Catherine Jacobus

child:

Catherine Louise Morehen

child:

Simon James Morehen