About Arthur Carnall
Lived 1852 – 1904 (aged 51–52). Arthur Carnall was a composer.
Arthur Carnall (1852–1904) was an English composer and organist.
Biography Arthur Carnall was born on 7 May 1852 in Peterborough, Cambridgeshire to John Carnall (1820–1860) and Rebecca Percival (1825–1903). He was a cathedral chorister at Peterborough. 1876: My Heart was glad: Easter anthem. Melody in Bb.
Piano (n.d) March of the Druids. Solo voice (n.d.) Back From The Fight: voice and piano. Words by Frederic Weatherly. High Tide. Words by Graham Clifton Bingham. 1876: The Longer Lyfe. Sweet Contentment. Words by John Chalkhill. 1877: Jack's Weddin'. Song. Words by Frederic Weatherly. 1878 Lord Roland. 1879: My Prentice Lad. Words by Jean Ingelow. 1880: An Olden Tryst. Words by Edward Oxenford. Round the Capstan. Words by J. J. Stephenson. 1881: Dismasted. Words by Edward Oxenford. The Snow-clad City. Words by 'Clover'. Willow Pattern. Words by Frederic Edward Weatherly. 1882: The Little Crossing Sweeper. Words by Louisa Brockman. 1883: Love and Trust. Words by A. Brent. 1886: Forty Winks. Words by G. Clifton Bingham. 1888: The March of the Boys. Words by R. Tissington.
Violin (1897) Four Pieces for Violin and Piano. No. 1. Romance. No. 2. Berceuse. No. 3. Tarantella. No. 4. Gavotte and Musette.
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English composer and organist (1852–1904)
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