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*{{NoCo|I lift mine eyes to Sion hill}} {{LLink|Key-ILiftMineEyes.pdf|Key-ILiftMineEyes.mid|Key-ILiftMineEyes.sib|Sibelius 3}} | *{{NoCo|I lift mine eyes to Sion hill}} {{LLink|Key-ILiftMineEyes.pdf|Key-ILiftMineEyes.mid|Key-ILiftMineEyes.sib|Sibelius 3}} | ||
* ''I set the Lord still in my sight'' | * ''I set the Lord still in my sight'' |
Revision as of 17:07, 26 October 2012
Life
Born: Unknown
Died: 1784
Biography
Joseph Key, of Nuneaton, was an excise officer and composer of West Gallery music (parochial psalmody): four volumes of his work were published (two of them posthumously), including anthems, psalm and hymn tunes, collect settings, canticles and carols. He was buried at Nuneaton on 20 September 1784.
List of choral works
- For works at CPDL sorted alphabetically by title, see Joseph Key compositions
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Anthems (including collect settings)
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Canticles
Carols
Hymns
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Metrical psalm tunes
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Publications
- Eight Anthems, on various occasions, 1774
- Eleven Anthems, [1779]
- Five Anthems, Four Collects, Twenty Psalm Tunes, [1785]
- Five Anthems and Four Hymns, [c1790]