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Life

Born: 1674

Died: 1 December 1707

Biography

The entry in Essential Cathedral Musick, Volume 2 (Dr. Boyce) reads:

Jeremiah Clark, was one of the Children of the Chapel Royal, and in 1693, succeeded Dr. John Blow as Almoner, and Master of the Choristers, to the Cathedral Church of St. Paul, London: He was also Organist and Vicar-Choral of the said Church. On July the 7th, 1700, he was appointed a Gentleman Extraordinary of the Chapel Royal, and on May the 25th, 1704, he was admitted as Joint-Organist of the said Chapel, together with William Croft.--- He died in 1707.

His compositions are remarkably pleasing, and natural.

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List of choral works

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How long wilt thou forget me? ( Sibelius 2 )
I will love thee, O Lord
Praise the lord, O Jerusalem ( Sibelius 5 )
What Star is This ( )

Hymn tunes

Bishopthorpe
Brockham
Bromley
King's Norton
St. Luke
St. Magnus
Tunbridge
Uffingham
Yattendon ( )

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Publications

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 *{{NoCo|What Star is This}} &nbsp; ( {{broken}}[http://christmassongbook.net {{net}}] )