| 35387: | Kettle, Charles Edward 230-L-1 Kettle, Charles Edward, organist and |
| 35388: | composer, born at Bury St. Edmunds, INIarcli |
| 35389: | 28, 1833. Organist successively at St. Mar- |
| 35390: | garet's, Plumstead; St. Nicholas, Plumstead; |
| 35391: | Holy Trinity, Woolwich ; Hove Parish Church ; |
| 35392: | Queen's Square Congregational Church, |
| 35393: | Brighton. He died, March 2, 1895. |
| 35394: | |
| 35395: | Works. — Sunday School Hymns, London, |
| 35396: | Weekes ; Songs of the Church ; Northern |
| 35397: | Psalter ; Chants, ancient and modern ; Kettle's |
| 35398: | Tune Book : containing 700 original tunes |
| 35399: | and chants ; Hymn Tunes in various collec- |
| 35400: | tions ; Service of song. Three operas : Amelie ; |
| 35401: | Herniina ; The water cure (IMS.). In the Herniina ; The water cure (MS.). In the |
| 35402: | dawning ; The voice of music, and other |
| 35403: | songs. Postlude in C ; ]Marche Solennelle ; songs. Postlude in C ; Marche Solennelle ; |
| 35404: | Offertoire, etc., for organ. Pf. pieces, various. |
| 35405: | |
| 35406: | His daughter, Lizzie Kettle, was educated |
| 35407: | at the London Academy of ]\Iusic ; and is now at the London Academy of Music ; and is now |
| 35408: | a teacher of pf., violin, etc., at Brighton. |
| 35409: | |
| 35410: | Key, Joseph, of Nuneaton, church com- |
| 35411: | poser, who flourished in the first half of the |
| 35412: | present century. He wrote a number of |
| 35413: | inarches for organ, etc., and Eleven Anthems |
| 35414: | on general and particular occasions, for four |
| 35415: | voices, n.d. Five anthems, four collects, |
| 35416: | twenty psalm tunes, etc., London [1790]. |
| 35417: | Collected anthems, in 4 books, etc. |
| 35418: | |
| 35419: | Kiallmark, George 230-L-29 Kiallmark, George, composer and violin- |
| 35420: | ist, born at King's Lynn, February, 1781; |
| 35421: | baptized in March. He studied under Bar- |
| 35422: | thelemon, Spagnoletti, and Logier. Violinist |
| 35423: | in various orchestras, and teacher. Leader |
| 35424: | at Sadler's Wells, London. Died, Islington, |
| 35425: | March, 1835. |
| 35426: | |
| 35427: | Works. — Soiigs : All alone ; Autumn noons ; |
| 35428: | Banks of the Rhine ; Bound where thou wilt ; |
| 35429: | Cupid and Hymen ; Fair Haidee ; Fare thee |
| 35430: | well ; Farewell, bright star ; Helen's Fare- |
| 35431: | well ; Him I love ; Maid of Athens ; Now |
| 35432: | each tie ; come, my love; etc., etc. Part- |
| 35433: | songs : An immense number of divertimentos, |
| 35434: | fantasias, marches, fanfares, etc., for pf. |
| 35435: | |
| 35436: | His eldest son, George Frederick, was |
| 35437: | born in Islington, London, November 7, 1804. |
| 35438: | He studied at home under his father, Logier, |
| 35439: | and Moscheles, and at Paris, under Kalk- |
| 35440: | brenner, and others. He resided in London |
| 35441: | as a teacher and concert-giver, and died |
| 35442: | December 13, 1887. Celebrated as a piano- |
| 35443: | forte player. |
| 35444: | |
| 35445: | Kidd, William James Pasley 230-L-52 Kidd, William James Pasley, musician |
| 35446: | and editor of first half of the present century. |
| 35447: | He compiled " The Chorister's Text-book, |
| 35448: | containing nearly 200 psalm and hymn-tunes, |
| 35449: | preceded by a comprehensive Grammar of |
| 35450: | Music," 1856. One of the contributors to |
| 35451: | the "British IMi-nstrel." the "British Mi-nstrel." |
| 35452: | |
| 35453: | Kidson, Frank, musician, of Leeds, com- |
| 35454: | piler of •' Old English Country Dances . . . piler of ' Old English Country Dances . . . |
| 35455: | with notes, and a bibliography of English |
| 35456: | country dance music," London, 1890. " Tra- |
| 35457: | ditional Tunes, a collection of ballad airs, |
login to edit