Caleb Henry Trevor (b Much Wenlock, Shropshire, March 17, 1895; d London, June 16, 1976) was an English organist, music editor and teacher.
[2] On 29 April 1930 he married Joan Lucy Fremantle with whom he had a son.
[4] As a recitalist he was noted above all for Baroque music, though a series of broadcasts in 1935 did much to awaken interest in Reger's organ music[3]His Royal Academy of Music pupils have included: Trevor's 'Oxford Organ Method' [Oxford University Press, 1971] became an overnight bestseller ... widely used tutor.
[1]His abiding legacy is in the large number of series of graded anthologies of organ music he edited.
These contain works of all periods, many of them by composers then largely unknown to British organists.