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Charles Edward Horsley (16 December 1822 – 28 February 1876), English musician, was the son of William Horsley. He studied in Germany under Hauptmann and Mendelssohn, and on his return to England composed several oratorios and other pieces, none of which had permanent success. In 1849 he was invited by William Sterndale Bennett to become a founder member of the Bach Society. In 1860 he was appointed to arrange the music for the 1862 International Exhibition. In the following year he emigrated to Australia, where he worked as a choral and orchestral conductor. He was appointed as the organist at Christ Church, South Yarra, but resigned after six months, frustrated by Bishop Perry's injunctions against music, Perry being an extreme Evangelical. In 1872 went to America. Three weeks after land

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  • Charles Edward Horsley (Londres, 16 de desembre de 1822 - Nova York, 28 de febrer de 1876), fou un compositor i organista anglès, fill de William Horsley (1774-1858) i net de John Wall Callcott (1766-1821) ambdós músics molt reconeguts. Estudià a Alemanya on tingué per mestres en Hauptmann, Mendelssohn i Moscheles, el 1853 assolí una plaça d'organista en una església de Londres, i el 1868 passà a Austràlia a la ciutat novaiorquesa en el viatge de tornada al seu país. És autor dels oratoris Gideon, David i Joseph, de l'oda Euterpe per a solos, cor i orquestra, obres pera piano i d'un Tex-book of Harmony (1876). (ca)
  • Charles Edward Horsley (16 December 1822 – 28 February 1876), English musician, was the son of William Horsley. He studied in Germany under Hauptmann and Mendelssohn, and on his return to England composed several oratorios and other pieces, none of which had permanent success. In 1849 he was invited by William Sterndale Bennett to become a founder member of the Bach Society. In 1860 he was appointed to arrange the music for the 1862 International Exhibition. In the following year he emigrated to Australia, where he worked as a choral and orchestral conductor. He was appointed as the organist at Christ Church, South Yarra, but resigned after six months, frustrated by Bishop Perry's injunctions against music, Perry being an extreme Evangelical. In 1872 went to America. Three weeks after landing in America, he was appointed organist of St John's Chapel, New York at a salary of £500 a year, which position he filled to the day of his death. His wife, Georgina, to carry out his wishes, placed him to rest near and with his own people in Kensal Green Cemetery, London. His works include the oratorio Gideon, Op.50, written for the Glasgow Music Festival in January 1860. There is also a string quartet in C major, the manuscript of which is dated March 1861, shortly after his arrival in Australia; this is probably the first work for this combination to have been written on Australian soil. In 1870 Horsley was commissioned to compose a cantata Euterpe to a poem by Henry Kendall, performed at the Melbourne Town Hall opening in 1876. In the United States he wrote sentimental and patriotic songs, which continued to appear until the last year of his life. The world première of his Mendelssohnian violin concerto op. 29 (1849) was performed on October 11, 2016, in Fayetteville, Arkansas by violinist Selim Giray and University of Arkansas Symphony Orchestra under the direction of conductor Robert K. Mueller. Horsley was depicted as the composer Auchester in Elizabeth Sara Sheppard's novel Charles Auchester (1853). (en)
  • Charles Edward Horsley, né à Londres le 16 décembre 1822 et mort à New York le 28 février 1876, est un compositeur et organiste anglais, fils de William Horsley. Il étudie en Allemagne auprès de Hauptmann et Mendelssohn et à son retour en Angleterre compose plusieurs oratorios et autres pièces dont aucune ne connaît de succès durable. En 1860 il est désigné pour arranger la musique destinée à l'exposition universelle de 1862. L'année suivante il émigre en Australie où il travaille comme chef de chœur et d'orchestre et en 1872 se rend aux États-Unis. Trois semaines après son arrivée, il est nommé organiste de la chapelle Saint John à New York pour un salaire de 500£ par an, poste qu'il occupe jusqu'à son dernier jour. Sa femme Georgina, pour se conformer à ses derniers vœux, ramène sa dépouille en Angleterre où il repose près des siens au cimetière de Kensal Green de Londres. Parmi ses compositions figure un quatuor à cordes en do majeur dont le manuscrit est daté de mars 1861, peu après son arrivée en Australie. Ce quatuor est probablement la première composition pour cette forme musicale écrite sur le sol australien. Aux États-Unis, il écrit des chansons sentimentales et patriotiques qui paraissent jusqu'à la dernière année de sa vie. (fr)
  • Горсли, Чарльз Эдвард (англ. Horsley; 1822—1876) — английский композитор, сын Уильяма Горсли. (ru)
  • Charles Edward Horsley, född den 16 december 1822 i London, död den 28 februari 1876 i New York, var en brittisk musiker. Han var son till William Horsley. Horsley, som var lärjunge till Moscheles, Hauptmann och Mendelssohn, levde mot slutet av sitt liv i Australien och Nordamerika. Av hans kompositioner uppfördes på musikfester i England oratorierna Gideon, David och Joseph. (sv)
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  • Горсли, Чарльз Эдвард (англ. Horsley; 1822—1876) — английский композитор, сын Уильяма Горсли. (ru)
  • Charles Edward Horsley, född den 16 december 1822 i London, död den 28 februari 1876 i New York, var en brittisk musiker. Han var son till William Horsley. Horsley, som var lärjunge till Moscheles, Hauptmann och Mendelssohn, levde mot slutet av sitt liv i Australien och Nordamerika. Av hans kompositioner uppfördes på musikfester i England oratorierna Gideon, David och Joseph. (sv)
  • Charles Edward Horsley (Londres, 16 de desembre de 1822 - Nova York, 28 de febrer de 1876), fou un compositor i organista anglès, fill de William Horsley (1774-1858) i net de John Wall Callcott (1766-1821) ambdós músics molt reconeguts. Estudià a Alemanya on tingué per mestres en Hauptmann, Mendelssohn i Moscheles, el 1853 assolí una plaça d'organista en una església de Londres, i el 1868 passà a Austràlia a la ciutat novaiorquesa en el viatge de tornada al seu país. (ca)
  • Charles Edward Horsley (16 December 1822 – 28 February 1876), English musician, was the son of William Horsley. He studied in Germany under Hauptmann and Mendelssohn, and on his return to England composed several oratorios and other pieces, none of which had permanent success. In 1849 he was invited by William Sterndale Bennett to become a founder member of the Bach Society. In 1860 he was appointed to arrange the music for the 1862 International Exhibition. In the following year he emigrated to Australia, where he worked as a choral and orchestral conductor. He was appointed as the organist at Christ Church, South Yarra, but resigned after six months, frustrated by Bishop Perry's injunctions against music, Perry being an extreme Evangelical. In 1872 went to America. Three weeks after land (en)
  • Charles Edward Horsley, né à Londres le 16 décembre 1822 et mort à New York le 28 février 1876, est un compositeur et organiste anglais, fils de William Horsley. Il étudie en Allemagne auprès de Hauptmann et Mendelssohn et à son retour en Angleterre compose plusieurs oratorios et autres pièces dont aucune ne connaît de succès durable. En 1860 il est désigné pour arranger la musique destinée à l'exposition universelle de 1862. L'année suivante il émigre en Australie où il travaille comme chef de chœur et d'orchestre et en 1872 se rend aux États-Unis. Trois semaines après son arrivée, il est nommé organiste de la chapelle Saint John à New York pour un salaire de 500£ par an, poste qu'il occupe jusqu'à son dernier jour. Sa femme Georgina, pour se conformer à ses derniers vœux, ramène sa dépou (fr)
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  • Charles Edward Horsley (ca)
  • Charles Edward Horsley (en)
  • Charles Edward Horsley (fr)
  • Charles Edward Horsley (sv)
  • Горсли, Чарльз (ru)
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