Richard Hall (organist)
Richard Hall (died 1773)[1] was an English organist.
Career
Hall had been a Lay Vicar at Chichester Cathedral since 1746. He was appointed as Thomas Capell's first Deputy Organist of the cathedral in 1765 - however he was dismissed in 1771 due to his 'vicious life and neglect of duty'. Records show that he remained in the choir and is described as 'singing-man' at his burial.[2]
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References
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| Preceded by none |
Deputy Organist of Chichester Cathedral 1765 - 1771 |
Succeeded by Thomas Tremain |
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