Michael Thomas Britt, church musician and choir director who composed organ accompaniments to 1920s silent films, dies

Michael Thomas Britt, a revered church musician and choir director who composed organ accompaniments to 1920s silent films, died Sept. 14 at Mercy Medical Center. The Bolton Hill resident was 61.

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