| 58265: | song; etc. Organ: Fifty Preludes and Inter- |
| 58266: | ludes (1862) ; Andantes in G, A, and E minor; |
| 58267: | Eighteen short easy pieces ; Postludes in C, |
| 58268: | D, E flat, etc. ; Twelve short interludes ; |
| 58269: | Grand solemn march ; March in G ; Festive |
| 58270: | march in D ; Minuet in C ; Choral, with |
| 58271: | variations ; The Organ Student, 12 pieces. |
| 58272: | Chamber Duets and Trios, by G. F. Handel, |
| 58273: | edited by Smart for the English Handel |
| 58274: | Society, 1852. The Presbyterian Hymnal, |
| 58275: | 1877 (edited). Report on Organ of Christ |
| 58276: | Church Cathedral, Dubhn, 1878. |
| 58277: | |
| 58278: | Smart was an authority on the organ, and the |
| 58279: | very large and beautiful instruments at Leeds |
| 58280: | Town Hall, and in St. Andrew's Hall, Glasgow, |
| 58281: | were erected fronr his specifications. Some |
| 58282: | books on hini are " Henry Smart : His Life |
| 58283: | and Works," by Wm. Spark, London, 1881, |
| 58284: | 8vo, with portrait. " Henry Smart," by W. |
| 58285: | D. Seymour [Leeds, 1881]. "Henry Smart's |
| 58286: | Compositions for the Organ, analysed by |
| 58287: | John Broadhouse," London, 1880. |
| 58288: | |
| 58289: | His sister, Harriet Anne Smart, Mrs. |
| 58290: | Callow, was born at London, October 20, 1817; |
| 58291: | died, London, June 30, 1883. She married |
| 58292: | William Callow, water painter, and was an |
| 58293: | amateur composer of hymns and other vocal |
| 58294: | music. |
| 58295: | |
| 58296: | Smart, Thomas, organist and composer |
| 58297: | of the 18tli century, who was organist of St. |
| 58298: | Clement Danes, London, in 1783. He com- |
| 58299: | posed " Five new songs and a cantata ;" The |
| 58300: | Air balloon [1784"! ; Camps, or the royal |
| 58301: | review [1780] ; Cupid's kisses ; Squire's |
| 58302: | christening ; Time and care, and many other |
| 58303: | songs ; also some pf. music, and a glee, |
| 58304: | " Happy fellow." |
| 58305: | |
| 58306: | Smethergell, William 378-R-38 Smethergell, William, organist and |
| 58307: | composer, who flourished in the latter half |
| 58308: | of last century. He was organist of St. |
| 58309: | Margaret-on-the-Hill, Southwark, and of All |
| 58310: | Hallows, Barking. He composed "A Treatise |
| 58311: | on Thoroughbass," London, 1794, and "Rules |
| 58312: | for Thoroughbass, to which are annexed three |
| 58313: | sonatas for the harpsichord and violin," op. |
| 58314: | 7 [1795] ; Six concertos for harpsichord or |
| 58315: | pf., two violins and 'cello [1785] ; Six duetts |
| 58316: | for two violins, op. 12 [1800] ; Six easy solos |
| 58317: | for a violin [1790] ; Six lessons for the harpsi- |
| 58318: | chord or pf., op. 1 ; Six overtures in eight |
| 58319: | parts, and a Second Sett, op. 5. He also |
| 58320: | issued various adaptations from Jommelli |
| 58321: | and other comj^osers, and a few songs. |
| 58322: | |
| 58323: | Smieton, John More 378-R-54 Smieton, Jolin More, comiDoser, born Smieton, John More, composer, born |
| 58324: | at Dundee, 1857. Pupil of Sir H. S. Oakeley, |
| 58325: | Dr. J. F. Bridge, and others. Some time |
| 58326: | engaged in musical work at Broughty Ferry, |
| 58327: | near Dundee. His compositions comprise |
| 58328: | Psalm 121, for tenor solo, cliorus and or- |
| 58329: | chestra. Cantatas: Pearl; Ariadne, Dundee, |
| 58330: | 1883 ; King Arthur, Broughty Ferry, Decem- |
| 58331: | ber, 1889 ; The Song of the Sower, chorus |
| 58332: | and orchestra, prize. National Co-operative |
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