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Jackson, William

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Jackson, William (1730-1803)

English organist and composer. He learnt music as a choirboy at Exeter Cathedral, then studied in London. He became music teacher at Exeter and from 1777 held various appointments at the cathedral there.

Works

Stage

operas The Lord of the Manor (1780) and The Metamorphosis (1783); stage piece Lycidas (based on Milton, 1767).

Church music

Te Deum, services, anthems and other church music.

Other

setting of Pope's ode The Dying Christian; various vocal pieces and songs; harpsichord sonatas.
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