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John Cook (musician)
John Ernest Cook (11 October 1918 – 12 August 1984) was an Anglo-American organist, composer and church musician.
==Early life, education and early career==
John Cook was born at Maldon, Essex on 11 October 1918. After leaving St. John's School, Leatherhead, he entered Christ's College, Cambridge as an organ scholar where he came under the influence of Hugh Allen and Boris Ord. A conscientious objector to the second World War,〔Stuart Cook, Sandra. "A Biography of John Cook" in ''Organ Music of John Cook'' (pp. 6-8) (liner notes ).〕 he left his Cambridge studies prematurely to drive an ambulance during the Blitz of London.
Following the War, Cook spent three years at The Old Vic Theatre in London as an assistant to Herbert Menges. He also worked as a copyist for Ralph Vaughan Williams on the score of the 1948 film ''Scott of the Antarctic'' and with Benjamin Britten on his chamber opera ''Albert Herring.''
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