Thomas Attwood Walmisley

Life

Born: 21 January 1814

Died: 17 January 1856

Biography

(summary) Thomas Attwood Walmisley was born in London, son of organist and composer Thomas Forbes Walmisley and studied under studied under his godfather Thomas Attwood and trained at Cambridge. He was Professor of Music at Cambridge and held organist positions at Croydon Church; Trinity College, Cambridge; and St. John’s College, Cambridge. He died in Hastings. His compositions include services, anthems, odes, chants, responses, hymns, songs and part-songs.

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List of choral works

Sacred music Anthems From all that dwell below the skies Not unto us, oh Lord Ponder my words Remember, O Lord, what is come upon us Evening Canticles Magnificat and Nunc dimittis in d minor

Hymns Walmisley Anglican chants Double chant in A major Double chant in C major Double chant in F major Psalm 65

Other Sacred music No works currently available

Secular music

• Slow, slow, fresh fount
• Sweete floweres, ye were too fair

 
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