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Herbert Huffman
Herbert Brown Huffman (1905–1968) was a prominent American choral director during the middle 1900s who founded the Columbus Boychoir School, now the American Boychoir School. For over 75 years, this internationally acclaimed choral group has performed in venues across the United States and in overseas locations.
==Early life==
Huffman was born on January 27, 1905 in Plain City, Union County, Ohio. Plain City, founded in 1818, is a town of modest size located on the western bank of Big Darby Creek. Huffman’s parents were Hamer Isaac Huffman (1868–1950) and Cora Louise Brown (1869–1917), both Ohio natives. Hamer Issac was a dry goods merchant by trade.
Huffman was the youngest of three brothers. Older brothers, Isaac Lloyd and Isaac Boyd, were twins. They were 14 years old at the time of Huffman’s birth. Huffman’s mother died of uncertain cause when he was 11 years old. His father took a second wife, Ella Car, two years later.
Huffman attended Westminster Choir College, and was a member of the first graduating class in 1929. This residential music college, founded in 1926, was originally located in Dayton, Ohio. It then moved to Ithaca, New York, before permanently establishing itself at Princeton, New Jersey.〔(【引用サイトリンク】url=http://www.rider.edu/wcc/about-us/historic-westminster )〕 Graduates of the Westminster Choir College, who are sometimes referred to as “Ministers of Music,” include a large number of notable composers, musical directors, and musicians.
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