Samuel Langford

Samuel Langford (1863 - 8 May 1927) was an influential English music critic of the early twentieth century.

For the Canadian boxer, see Sam Langford.

Trained as a pianist, Langford became chief music critic of The Manchester Guardian in 1906, serving in that post until his death. As chief critic, he succeeded Ernest Newman and preceded Neville Cardus.

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