Howard Kingsbury

Life

Born: 1842

Died: 1878

Biography

Howard Kingsbury was born in New York City, New York, and graduated from Yale University. He became an ordained minister, serving at the Second Presbyterian Church, Newark, Ohio, and later at the Village Church in Amherst, Massachusetts. He died in Amherst. He wrote many hymns, and wrote part songs for singing schools and conventions. Some of his songs were recognized by the Sol-Fa movement and republished by John Curwen’s company in England in both traditional and sol-fa notation.

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List of choral works

Sacred works

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Secular works

Partsongs

Away, dull care Break, break, break Bugle song Don’t leave the farm Echoes The fisher boy

Give place In the wood The last days of autumn The messenger bird Midnight wind Morning twilight

Music and dances The night is still Now! The rail Skating Softly sweet

The spirit’s lullaby The Spring is coming Summer longings The water!

 
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