The British Musical Biography

[E] Robinson, Hamilton, pianist, organist,
and composer, born at Brighton, December 6,
1861. Studied at R.A.M. Mus. Bac, Durham,
1891 ; F.R.C.O. In 1879 appointed organist
and choirmaster, Brunswick Chapel, Hyde
Park, London ; and in 1885 to St. Stephen's,
S.juth Kensington. Lecturer on harmony,
King's Cjllege, London, and some time con-
ductor of Burlington Choral Association. His
wife, a contrallo vocalist, was educated at the
R.A.M., and in 1895 was appointed a professor
of singing at King's College, ladies' depart-
ment.

[W] Works. — Sacred Cantata ; Cantata for
ladies' voices ; Overture orchestra, and Post-
lude for orchestra and organ, in MS. Morning,
Evening, and Communion Service; Benedictus
and Agnus Dei in E flat ; Three Christnras
Carols. The Fisherman ; In Absence ; Love's
Challenge ; and other songs. Phantasiesce-
nen; Impromptu; Valse Caprice; Tarantella;
Gavotte and Musette; Three Sketches, etc.,
for pf. ; andante, organ, etc.

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