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Life

Born: Unknown

Died: Unknown

Biography

William Marsh was a bookseller and composer in Canterbury.

On 5 February 1805, he advertised himself as a seller of Thomas Clark's newly-published work A Set of Psalm and Hymn Tunes, on p1 of the Kentish Chronicle:

'SACRED MUSIC
Just Published, Price 4s. 6d.
A SET of PSALM and HYMN TUNES, with some SELECT PIECES, and an ANTHEM. - The Music in four parts, and figured for the organ, piano forte, &c. Composed by Thomas Clark, of Canterbury.
Also a SEPARATE PIECE, Price 1s.
Sold by William Marsh, bookseller, Palace-street, Canterbury.
N.B. - The Music entirely new, and never before published.'

Marsh's own collection of music, A Set of New Psalm & Hymn Tunes Composed in a Familiar Style, was published for him by James Peck of 47, Lombard St, London, and 'Sold by the Author Palace St. Canterbury'. The preface to this collection is dated 1816, and acknowledges Thomas Clark's assistance.

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Publications

A Set of New Psalm and Hymn Tunes, London, (1816)

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-William Marsh was the composer of ''A Set of New Psalm & Hymn Tunes Composed in a Familiar Style'', published for him by James Peck of 47, Lombard St, London, and 'Sold by the Author Palace St. [[wikipedia:Canterbury|Canterbury]]'.
-The preface to this collection states:
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-'The Author of this Work begs permission to acknowledge the obligation he is under to Mr [[Thomas Clark|THOMAS CLARK]] of Canterbury (Whose Compositions are so highly distinguished by Public Approbation) for his kind assistance in correcting the HARMONY for Public inspection.
-<br><br>
-July 1st 1816.'
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+William Marsh was a bookseller and composer in {{w|Canterbury}}.
-==List of choral works==
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+On 5 February 1805, he advertised himself as a seller of [[Thomas Clark]]'s newly-published work {{NoComp|A Set of Psalm and Hymn Tunes|Thomas Clark}}, on p1 of the ''Kentish Chronicle'':
+<blockquote>'SACRED MUSIC
+''Just Published, Price 4s. 6d.''
+A SET of PSALM and HYMN TUNES, with some SELECT PIECES, and an ANTHEM. - The Music in four parts, and figured for the organ, piano forte, &c. Composed by {{Sc|Thomas Clark}}, of Canterbury.
+Also a SEPARATE PIECE, Price 1s.
-*{{NoComp|There is a land of pure delight}}{{LLink|MarsW-ThereIsALand.pdf|MarsW-ThereIsALand.mid|MarsW-ThereIsALand.sib|Sibelius 6}}
+Sold by William Marsh, bookseller, Palace-street, Canterbury.
+N.B. - The Music entirely new, and never before published.'</blockquote>
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+Marsh's own collection of music, {{NoCo|A Set of New Psalm and Hymn Tunes|A Set of New Psalm & Hymn Tunes Composed in a Familiar Style}}, was published for him by James Peck of 47, Lombard St, London, and 'Sold by the Author Palace St. Canterbury'. The preface to this collection is dated 1816, and acknowledges Thomas Clark's assistance.
-==Publications==
+<!-- {{WikipediaLink}} this is a different William Marsh -->
-*''A Set of New Psalm & Hymn Tunes'', London, (1816)
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+==Publications==
+*{{NoComp|A Set of New Psalm and Hymn Tunes|William Marsh}}, London, (1816)
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