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JAMES TURLE (1802–1882)

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JAMES
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TURLE (1802–1882)  ,
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English organist and composer, was
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born at
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Taunton,
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Somerset, and started as a
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choir boy at
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Wells
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Cathedral . In 1817 he became a
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pupil in
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London of the organist at
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Westminster
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Abbey, and after acting as
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deputy for some years he succeeded to this
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post himself in 1831 and held it till his
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death . He and
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Sir
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John
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Goss, the organist at St
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Paul's, had been
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fellow-pupils in London as boys .
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Turle was a
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great organist in his
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day, and composed a
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good
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deal of
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church
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music which is still well known . His son
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Henry
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Frederic Turle (1835–1883) was editor of Notes and Queries .

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