Puzzle 04 · The Sound of Congregational Song · Page 16 in print

Parish Singing

Parish records often show singing groups being set up by written agreement. One typical example comes from Alberbury in Shropshire in 1788.

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The words

  1. Bass viol

    Parish term for the cello.

    wgma.org.uk: Introduction to West Gallery (opens a new tab)

  2. Bassoon

    Woodwind bass. Gallery instrument.

    wgma.org.uk: West Gallery Music in Cornwall (opens a new tab)

  3. Chancel

    Part of the church used by replacement surpliced choirs.

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  4. Clarinet

    Woodwind. Gallery instrument.

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  5. Cornwall

    English county whose parish bands were studied by Woodhouse.

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  6. Dorset

    English county of Stinsford and Knapp.

    Wikipedia: St Michael’s Church, Stinsford (opens a new tab) · DNB: Knapp, William (opens a new tab)

  7. Hautboy

    Old name for the oboe.

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  8. Pitch pipe

    Pipe for giving the starting note.

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  9. Quire

    Old spelling for a gallery choir.

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  10. Serpent

    Bass wind instrument. Gallery instrument.

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  11. Stinsford

    Hardy’s Dorset parish church.

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  12. Surplice

    Choir garment identified in the change from gallery to chancel singing.

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  13. William Knapp

    Poole parish clerk and psalm-tune composer.

    DNB: Knapp, William (opens a new tab)

  14. William Tans'ur

    William Tans’ur, country psalmodist.

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Sources

  1. Introduction to West Gallery MusicWest Gallery Music Association
  2. West Gallery Music in CornwallWest Gallery Music Association
  3. St Michael’s Church, StinsfordWikipedia
  4. Dictionary of National Biography, 1885-1900: Knapp, WilliamDictionary of National Biography (J. C. Hadden), via Wikisource
  5. West gallery musicWikipedia

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