Stainer

Stainer is a respected name in the field of music, particularly known for John Stainer (1840–1901), a prominent English composer and organist. He contributed significantly to church music, creating hymns, anthems, and a famous oratorio called "Crucifixion." His work emphasized clarity and accessibility, helping to popularize choral and liturgical music. If you're referring to a different "Stainer," please provide more context, but generally, the name is linked to classical or church music tradition and appreciation.