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'''Cecil Sharp''' (1859-1924), [[English]] folk music collector and editor, studied at [[Cambridge]], before becoming a teacher. About 1900 he became interested in the folk songs of the English villages and countryside; many of which were already being forgotten with the increasing ubiquity of “popular” music and the nascent recording industry.
 
'''Cecil Sharp''' (1859-1924), [[English]] folk music collector and editor, studied at [[Cambridge]], before becoming a teacher. About 1900 he became interested in the folk songs of the English villages and countryside; many of which were already being forgotten with the increasing ubiquity of “popular” music and the nascent recording industry.
  
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