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James William Windsor was born in London, but established himself as a musician in {{w|Bath, Somerset|Bath}}, where he was organist of St. Margaret's Chapel. He subscribed to A. F. C. Kollmann's ''Essay on Practical Musical Composition'' (1799), and as well as being a prominent pianist in Bath, was an early proponent in England of the music of [[Johann Sebastian Bach|Bach]]. He contributed several metrical psalm tunes to ''A Collection of Sacred Music'' (1830), a book compiled by J. M. Coombs Jr. of {{w|Chippenham}}. | |||
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Revision as of 20:10, 31 May 2020
Life
Born: 1776
Died: 1853
Biography
James William Windsor was born in London, but established himself as a musician in Bath
, where he was organist of St. Margaret's Chapel. He subscribed to A. F. C. Kollmann's Essay on Practical Musical Composition (1799), and as well as being a prominent pianist in Bath, was an early proponent in England of the music of Bach. He contributed several metrical psalm tunes to A Collection of Sacred Music (1830), a book compiled by J. M. Coombs Jr. of Chippenham.
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