Jeremiah Ingalls
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Life
Born: Andover Massachusetts 1 March 1764
Died: Hancock Vermont 6 April 1838 (or 1828?)
Biography
Jeremiah Ingalls is remembered for his 1805 compilation The Christian Harmony, the first published source for a number of works believed to be his own compositions, for works by his contemporary New England composers, and for many folk-hymns, for which he may have written the 4-part arrangements.
- The 1991 edition of the "Denson" Sacred Harp contains three songs credited to Ingalls: 155 Northfield, 240 Christian Song, amd 299 New Jerusalem. The first and last, especially, are very frequently sung. Many other songs in the Sacred Harp have their first published source in The Christian Harmony
Ingalls became the choirmaster at the Congregational Church in Newbury, Vermont in 1791, and apparently held that position until after 1805, though eventually he was excommunicated from the church in 1810.
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Publications
- The Christian Harmony; or, Songster's Companion, Jeremiah Ingalls, (Exeter, NH, Henry Ranlet, 1805)
- "Connexion" and Jeremiah Ingalls Society Bicentennial Edition, 1805-2005 of The Christian Harmony or Songster's Companion, Thomas B. Malone ed. [ This work is described as containing all the songs of the 1805 edition, reset in 4-shape notes, and an Appendix of new and historic tunes ]
- Klocko, D. G. 1978. Jeremiah Ingalls' The Christian Harmony, or Songster's Companion. Ph.D. dissertation, University of Michigan
External links
http://www.singingalls.org/ --Towncommon 19:33, 6 October 2005 (PDT)
