William Horsley

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William Horsley was an English composer and organist of the late 18th and early 19th centuries, known especially for his glees and church music.

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instanceOf English composer
English organist
composer
organist
person
activeIn early 19th century
late 18th century
child Charles Edward Horsley
composed anthems
glees for men’s voices
hymn tunes
psalm settings
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of Great Britain
United Kingdom
dateOfBirth 1774-11-18
dateOfDeath 1858-06-12
employer Asylum for Female Orphans, London
Belgrave Chapel, London
Charterhouse, London
linked to: Charterhouse
genre choral music
church music
glee
sacred music
knownFor church music
glees
languageOfWorkOrName English
movement Classical period
early Romantic period
name William Horsley
notableStudent Charles Edward Horsley
notableWork By Celia’s arbour
Lift up your heads, O ye gates
Now the storm begins to lower
O Lord, correct me
There is a garden in her face
occupation composer
organist
placeOfBirth London
linked to: London, England
placeOfDeath Kensington
positionHeld organist at Belgrave Chapel, London
organist at the Asylum for Female Orphans, London
organist at the Charterhouse, London
relative Charles Edward Horsley
John Wall Callcott
religion Christianity
spouse Elizabeth Hutchins Callcott
studiedUnder John Wall Callcott
Theodore Smith

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Mary Elizabeth Horsley hasFather William Horsley
John Callcott Horsley father William Horsley
Charles Edward Horsley father William Horsley
Charles Edward Horsley parent William Horsley
Charles Edward Horsley hasRelative William Horsley
Horsley hasNotableBearer William Horsley
William Horsley name William Horsley