| 43964: | Chant Book ; Anglican Choral Service Book ; |
| 43965: | with Rev. R. Corbett Singleton, Anglican |
| 43966: | Hymn Book ; and, with Rev. Sir F. A. G. |
| 43967: | Ouseley, The Psalter and Canticles pointed |
| 43968: | for chanting ; and Anglican Psalter Chants. |
| 43969: | Compiler of the libretti of G. A. Macfarren's |
| 43970: | oratorios, St. John the Baptist ; The Resur- |
| 43971: | rection ; and Joseph. |
| 43972: | |
| 43973: | His youngest brother, Henry Theophidus |
| 43974: | Monk, born at Frome, March 6, 1831, studied |
| 43975: | under his brother, and afterwards under C. |
| 43976: | W. Lavington and (Sir) G. A. INIacfarren. |
| 43977: | He was successivelv organist at Wells ; Rad- |
| 43978: | ley, Berks.; and St. Philip's Church, Shef- |
| 43979: | field. Music master and organist at Forest |
| 43980: | Schools, Walthamstow. He was unfortvmately |
| 43981: | drowned while bathing in North Wales, July |
| 43982: | 23, 1857, at the outset of a promising career. |
| 43983: | He composed some chants and other vocal |
| 43984: | music. |
| 43985: | |
| 43986: | Monk, James Jonathan 285-R-21 Monk, James Jonathan, organist, com- |
| 43987: | poser, and teacher, born at Bolton-le-Moors, |
| 43988: | February 20, 1846. Studied under James |
| 43989: | Thomson, and Dr. Westbrook. Has held |
| 43990: | various organ appointments in the neighbour- |
| 43991: | hood of Liverpool, where he resides as teacher. |
| 43992: | Gave organ recitals at the Liverpool Exhi- |
| 43993: | bition, 1887 ; and annual concerts of his pupils. |
| 43994: | Has acted as musical critic for the Liverpool |
| 43995: | Courier, and Liverpool Evening Express; has |
| 43996: | been for many years the local correspondent |
| 43997: | for the Musical Standard ; and has contri- |
| 43998: | buted to The Choir articles on the St. George's |
| 43999: | Hall organ, and other local matters. His |
| 44000: | compositions include a Te Deum ; Festival |
| 44001: | anthem, be joyful in God. Ah ! thou pale |
| 44002: | moon ; True for aye ; Primrose lane ; Oh, |
| 44003: | give me back those kisses ; and other songs, |
| 44004: | I met my love, part-song. The Water Mill, |
| 44005: | pf. piece, etc. A paper read at Liverpool, in |
| 44006: | 1883, led to the Compilation of a Musical |
| 44007: | Director}- on more distinctly professional lines, |
| 44008: | in 1884 ; but the experiment was not repeated. |
| 44009: | |
| 44010: | Monk, Mark James 285-R-44 Monk, Mark James, organist and com- |
| 44011: | poser, born at Hunmanby, Yorkshire, March |
| 44012: | 16, 1858. Masicall}- educated at York Min- |
| 44013: | ster, 1867-78, under Dr. E. G. Monk. Organist |
| 44014: | of various churches in York ; St. John's, |
| 44015: | Ladvwood, Birmingham, 1879 ; Parish Church, |
| 44016: | Ashby-de-la-Zouch, 1880 ; Banbury, 1883 ; |
| 44017: | and of Truro Cathedral from 1890. Diocesan |
| 44018: | choirmaster, and conductor. Choral festivals ; |
| 44019: | Precentor of Deanery of Powder Choral As- |
| 44020: | sociation ; conductor of Truro Philharmonic, |
| 44021: | 1890. Graduated Mus. Bac, 1878; Mus. |
| 44022: | Doc, 1888, Oxford. F.R.C.O. Composer of |
| 44023: | an Elegiac Ode (Coplas di Manrique), for soli, |
| 44024: | five-part chorus, strings and organ ; Festival |
| 44025: | Te Deum ; Quintet for wind ; ]\Iadrigal for Te Deum ; Quintet for wind ; Madrigal for |
| 44026: | five voices ; pf. and organ pieces, etc. |
| 44027: | |
| 44028: | Monk, William Henry 285-R-61 Monk, William Henry, composer and |
| 44029: | organist, born in London, March 16, 1823. |
| 44030: | He studied under T. Adams, J. A. Hamilton^ |
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