Thomas Forbes Walmisley

1783–1866 (age 83)

Biography

Thomas Forbes Walmisley (1783-1866) served as organist and composer, producing glees and sacred music that lifted services in churches and colleges around London.

He taught aspiring musicians, sustained the English choral tradition, and the resonance of his work continues as he rests among other musicians at Brompton Cemetery.

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