Arthur Wills is a British composer and organist, primarily known for his contributions to the realm of classical and liturgical music. Born on August 17, 1926, Wills has had a significant impact on church music, particularly through his work as a musician in various cathedrals, including Ely Cathedral, where he served as the organist and master of the choristers. His genre predominantly encompasses classical music, with a strong focus on organ compositions and choral works. Among his notable compositions are "A Mass for the New Millennium" and various anthems and hymns that are frequently performed in church services. Wills has also arranged and composed music for organ, demonstrating a deep understanding of the instrument's capabilities. Beyond his compositions, Wills has contributed to music education and the development of church music practices. His dedication to the organ and choral traditions has helped to inspire a new generation of musicians and composers. Wills’ work remains influential in the context of contemporary church music, bridging traditional liturgical practices with modern sensibilities.