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JONATI BATTISHILL (N (1738-1801)

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Originally appearing in Volume V03, Page 533 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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JONATI

BATTISHILL (N (1738-1801)  , one of the best 18th century
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English composers of church
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music . Until 1764 he wrote chiefly for the theatre (incidental songs,
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pantomime music, and an opera in collaboration with Michael Arne, the son of Thomas Arne), but his later compositions are chiefly glees,
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part-songs and church music . In 1763 he had married a singer at Covent Garden theatre where he was harpsichordist . She retired from her profession when she married; and her
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death in 1777 so crushed him that he composed no more .

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