Clive Carey

Baritone and folk song collector

Born
30 May 1883, Sible Hedingham, Essex
Died
30 April 1968, London, England

Clive Carey was a baritone, singing teacher and opera producer who collected folk songs and dances in Sussex, Essex and Oxfordshire from 1911. He ran the music for Mary Neal’s Espérance Morris Guild and published Ten English Folk Songs in 1915. He later taught in Adelaide, where he collected Australian songs, and at the Royal College of Music in London.

Further reading: Wikipedia