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==Life== | ==Life== | ||
'''Born:''' 15 June 1866 | '''Born:''' 15 June 1866 | ||
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'''Biography''' | '''Biography''' | ||
Wood | Charles Wood was born in Vicars’ Hill, Armagh, Ireland. He was a chorister in St. Patrick’s Cathedral and trained at the Cathedral Choir School. He studied organ under T. O. Marks in Armagh (1880-81), and was one of the inaugural class members of the Royal College of Music, studying with [[Charles Villiers Stanford]] and Charles [[Charles Hubert Hastings Parry|Hubert Parry]]. He studied at Selwyn College, Cambridge, and started teaching there. He taught at Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge, then took a position as Professor of Music in the University of Cambridge. He was awarded an honorary LLD degree at Leeds in 1904. He is best known for his compositions for the Church and part-songs. His older brother [[William G. Wood]] was also an organist and composer. | ||
{{WikipediaLink|Charles Wood (composer)}} | {{WikipediaLink|Charles Wood (composer)}} | ||
==List of choral works== | ==List of choral works== | ||
===<big>Secular works</big>=== | |||
===Secular works=== | ====Partsongs for Mixed Voices==== | ||
{{#Sortworks: | {{#Sortworks:Partsongs&&!SSA&&!Anthems|cols=3}} | ||
====Partsongs for Treble Voices==== | |||
===Anthems and introits=== | {{#Sortworks:Partsongs&&!SATB&&!SSATBB}} | ||
{{#Sortworks:Anthems$$Introits|cols= | ====Art songs==== | ||
{{#Sortworks:Art songs}} | |||
===<big>Sacred works</big>=== | |||
====Anthems and introits==== | |||
{{#Sortworks:Anthems$$Introits|cols=3}} | |||
====Anthems not yet added==== | ====Anthems not yet added==== | ||
{{top}} | {{top}} | ||
*''I will call upon God'' | |||
*''I will call upon God'' | |||
*''In Exitu Israel'' | *''In Exitu Israel'' | ||
{{mdl|3}} | |||
{{mdl}} | |||
*''Summer ended'' | *''Summer ended'' | ||
*''Sunlight all Golden'' | *''Sunlight all Golden'' | ||
{{mdl|3}} | |||
*''The Burning Babe'' | *''The Burning Babe'' | ||
{{btm}} | {{btm}} | ||
===Carols=== | ====Carols==== | ||
{{#Sortworks:Carols|cols= | {{#Sortworks:Carols|cols=3}} | ||
====Hymns==== | |||
===Hymns=== | {{#SortWorks:Hymns|cols=3}} | ||
{{#SortWorks:Hymns}} | |||
*''Make Thee Ready, as Best Thou Art Able'' | *''Make Thee Ready, as Best Thou Art Able'' | ||
====Hymn Tunes==== | |||
===Hymn Tunes=== | {{top}} | ||
*''Branle de l'official'' | *''Branle de l'official'' | ||
*''Iris'' | *''Iris'' | ||
*''Petersen '' | {{mdl|3}} | ||
*''Petersen'' | |||
*''Rangoon'' | *''Rangoon'' | ||
{{mdl|3}} | |||
===Canticles=== | {{btm}} | ||
{{#Sortworks:Morning Canticles$$Evening Canticles|cols= | ====Canticles==== | ||
{{#Sortworks:Morning Canticles$$Evening Canticles|cols=3}} | |||
*''Evening Service in A flat (U)'' | *''Evening Service in A flat (U)'' | ||
*''Evening Service, Tone IV/I'' | *''Evening Service, Tone IV/I'' | ||
====Other sacred works==== | |||
===Other sacred works=== | {{#SortWorks:Sacred music&&!Anthems&&!Introits&&!Carols&&!Hymns&&!Hymn settings&&!Morning Canticles&&!Evening Canticles|cols=3}} | ||
{{#SortWorks:Sacred music&&!Anthems&&!Introits&&!Carols&&!Hymns&&!Hymn settings&&!Morning Canticles&&!Evening Canticles}} | {{ArrangementsList}} | ||
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{{Whatlinkshere}} | {{Whatlinkshere}} | ||
==Publications== | ==Publications== | ||
*The | *The Cowley Carol Book, 1901-1919 (co-editor with [[George Ratcliffe Woodward|George Woodward]]) | ||
*Songs of Syon, 1904-1910 (co- | *Songs of Syon, 1904-1910 (co-editor with [[George Ratcliffe Woodward|George Woodward]]) | ||
*The | *The Cambridge Carol Book (co-editor with [[George Ratcliffe Woodward|George Woodward]]) | ||
*An Italian | *An Italian Carol Book (London: The Faith Press, Ltd. 1920) (co-editor with [[George Ratcliffe Woodward|George Woodward]]) | ||
*Passion | *Passion According to St. Mark, 1921 | ||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
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[[Category:Composers]] | [[Category:Composers]] | ||
[[Category:Early 20th century composers]] | [[Category:Early 20th century composers]] | ||
[[Category:Irish composers]] | |||
[[Category:English composers]] | [[Category:English composers]] |
Latest revision as of 18:15, 20 March 2024
Life
Born: 15 June 1866
Died: 12 July 1926
Biography
Charles Wood was born in Vicars’ Hill, Armagh, Ireland. He was a chorister in St. Patrick’s Cathedral and trained at the Cathedral Choir School. He studied organ under T. O. Marks in Armagh (1880-81), and was one of the inaugural class members of the Royal College of Music, studying with Charles Villiers Stanford and Charles Hubert Parry. He studied at Selwyn College, Cambridge, and started teaching there. He taught at Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge, then took a position as Professor of Music in the University of Cambridge. He was awarded an honorary LLD degree at Leeds in 1904. He is best known for his compositions for the Church and part-songs. His older brother William G. Wood was also an organist and composer.
View the Wikipedia article on Charles Wood.
List of choral works
Secular works
Partsongs for Mixed Voices
Partsongs for Treble Voices
Art songs
Sacred works
Anthems and introits
Anthems not yet added
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Carols
Hymns
- Make Thee Ready, as Best Thou Art Able
Hymn Tunes
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Canticles
- Evening Service in A flat (U)
- Evening Service, Tone IV/I
Other sacred works
Arrangements by Charles Wood
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Publications
- The Cowley Carol Book, 1901-1919 (co-editor with George Woodward)
- Songs of Syon, 1904-1910 (co-editor with George Woodward)
- The Cambridge Carol Book (co-editor with George Woodward)
- An Italian Carol Book (London: The Faith Press, Ltd. 1920) (co-editor with George Woodward)
- Passion According to St. Mark, 1921