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Child, William

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Child, William (c. 1606-1697)

English composer and organist. He was educated at Bristol Cathedral and was appointed one of the organists at St George's Chapel, Windsor, in 1632. At the Restoration he received a court appointment and in 1663 received a PhD from Oxford University.

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Church music

about 25 services, about 50 anthems, motet O bone Jesu, 20 psalms for three voices with continuo, chants, Magnificat, ‘in Gamut’, Te Deum and Jubilate and other church music.

Other

secular vocal pieces, catches and ayres; two suites of dances for viols.
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