Joseph Kelway
Joseph Kelway (also Kellaway, Kellway; c. 1702–1782) was an English organist and harpsichord player, among the most highly regarded in his day. Kelway was probably born in Chichester.
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Joseph Kelway
- Born
- 1702
- Died
- 1782
- Nationality
- Kingdom of Great Britain
- Occupation
- composer · organist
- Movements
- Baroque music
- Languages
- English
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Born in 1702, died in 1782.
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1702
Joseph Kelway born.
1782
Joseph Kelway died.
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- 1.Kelway [Kellaway, Kellway], Joseph.
- 2.Middleton, Louisa M. 30. 360–361.
- 3.Middleton, Louisa M. 52. 175.
- 4.Kroll, Mark. Bach, Handel and Scarlatti: Reception in Britain, 1750-1850, (2022), p. 13
- 5.Charles Burney. A General History of Music (1789), 1957 edition ed. Frank Mercer, Vol.2, p. 1009
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