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==Life==
==Life==
'''Born:''' 16 March 1827
'''Born:''' 16 March 1827
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'''Biography'''
'''Biography'''
 
John Baptiste Calkin was born in London, England, and received his musical education from his father James Calkin (1786–1862), a pianist, cellist, and composer. J. Baptiste was organist, preceptor and choirmaster at the St. Columba’s College in Dublin. Returning to London, he held organist positions at several churches, including Woburn Chapel, London; Camden Road Chapel; and St. Thomas’s Church, Camden Town. He also was professor at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama and later at the Croydon Conservatory. As a composer, he is known for his hymn tunes, anthems and part-songs. Perhaps his most well-known tune is WALTHAM. It is the carol “I heard the bells on Christmas Day.”
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==List of choral works==
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===Sacred works===
*''[[Hosanna to the Son of David (John Baptiste Calkin)|Hosanna to the Son of David]]''&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;(&nbsp;[{{filepath:Hosanna_to_the_Son_of_David_-_C.pdf}} {{pdf}}]&nbsp;[{{filepath:Hosanna_to_the_Son_of_David_-_Calkin.mid}} {{mid}}]&nbsp;[{{filepath:Hosanna_to_the_Son_of_David_-_Calkin.cap}} Capella]&nbsp;)
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*''[[I heard the bells on Christmas day (John Baptiste Calkin)|I heard the bells on Christmas day]]''&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;(&nbsp;[http://christmassongbook.net {{net}}]&nbsp;)
*''[[Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis in B flat (John Baptiste Calkin)|Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis in B flat]]''&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;(&nbsp;[{{filepath:Calkin-Canticles-B-flat.pdf}} {{pdf}}]&nbsp;[{{filepath:Calkin-Canticles-B-flat.mid}} {{mid}}]&nbsp;&nbsp;)
*''[[Rend your heart and not your garments (J. Baptiste Calkin)|Rend your heart and not your garments]]''&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;(&nbsp;[{{filepath:Rend_your_heart_and_not_your_ga.pdf}} {{pdf}}]&nbsp;[{{filepath:Rend_your_heart_and_not_your_garments_-_Calkin.mid}} {{mid}}]&nbsp;[{{filepath:Rend_your_heart_and_not_your_garments_-_Calkin.cap}} Capella]&nbsp;)
*''[[The sacrifices of God are a broken spirit (John Baptiste Calkin)|The sacrifices of God are a broken spirit]]''&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;(&nbsp;[{{filepath:The_sacrifices_of_God_are_a_bro.pdf}} {{pdf}}]&nbsp;[{{filepath:The_sacrifices_of_God_are_a_broken_spirit_-_Calkin.mid}} {{mid}}]&nbsp;[{{filepath:The_sacrifices_of_God_are_a_broken_spirit_-_Calkin.cap}} Capella]&nbsp;)


===Secular works===
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Latest revision as of 19:58, 1 October 2023

Life

Born: 16 March 1827

Died: 15 April 1905

Biography John Baptiste Calkin was born in London, England, and received his musical education from his father James Calkin (1786–1862), a pianist, cellist, and composer. J. Baptiste was organist, preceptor and choirmaster at the St. Columba’s College in Dublin. Returning to London, he held organist positions at several churches, including Woburn Chapel, London; Camden Road Chapel; and St. Thomas’s Church, Camden Town. He also was professor at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama and later at the Croydon Conservatory. As a composer, he is known for his hymn tunes, anthems and part-songs. Perhaps his most well-known tune is WALTHAM. It is the carol “I heard the bells on Christmas Day.”

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