Corporation Ltd") was still listing its "Educational Dept" as being "also at Liverpool College of Music, 62 Princes Rd". Staff and alumni Names associated with the College include some that are internationally renowned, while others are better known on a local level or within specific genres: Sir Thomas Beecham Geoffrey Gilbert Eugene Aynsley Goossens Léon Goossens Frederic Austin Louis Cohen (violinist, conductor, founder of Liverpool Philharmonic) W. H. Jude (also college principal) Alexander James Phipps (organist; also college principal etc.) William Ignatius Argent (organist, critic, educator; also co-founder) Carl Courvoisier (violinist, violist, teacher, conductor, co-founder and principal) Herman Steudner-Welsing (pianist, composer, also chairman) Isidor Cohn (pianist) Frank Shea (conductor) Vincent Needham senior (flautist) Albert Cunnington (flautist) Charles Ross (violinist) John Ross (conductor, teacher; co-founder and director) Ella Leyland (pianist) Richard Francis Lloyd (organist, composer) Arthur William Robinson (organist) Joseph Raymond Tobin (teacher) Sarah Procter (teacher) Maggie Bennett The father of T'Pau singer Carol Decker References Music schools in England 1884 establishments in England Education in Liverpool Defunct universities and colleges in England Cultural organisations based in Liverpool History of Liverpool