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Gaul (ALFRED ROBERT an English)

ALFRED ROBERT, an English composer and organist; born in Norwich, England, in 1837. He was chorister and assistant organist of Norwich Cathedral 1846-1859; organist of St.

Augustine's Church, Edgbaston, Birmingham; Mus. B., Cambridge, 1861. 1861 .

An oratorio, "Hezekiah," the cantatas "Ruth" (1881), First Psalm, Ninetysixth Psalm, "Holy City" (1882), " Passion Music," "The Ten Virgins" (1890 ) , dedicated to the choirs of America, and secular part songs attained success. He success.

He died in 1913.

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