Philip Marshall - Revision history

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	==See Also==		==See Also==
			*[[:Boston Grammar School Orchestra 1955]]
			*[[:Boston Grammar School Staff]]
	*[[:David Wright (staff)]]		*[[:David Wright (staff)]]
	*[[:~~Boston Grammar School Staff]]~~		*[[:Speech Day 1952]]
	*[[:Boston Grammar School Orchestra 1955]]

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External links

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	==External links==		==External links==
	*[[Wikipedia:Philip Marshall\|Philip Marshall on Wikipedia]]		*[[Wikipedia:Philip Marshall\|Philip Marshall on Wikipedia]]
	*[https://www.theguardian.com/news/2005/oct/21/obituaries.readersobituaries Obituary]] - The Guardian		*[https://www.theguardian.com/news/2005/oct/21/obituaries.readersobituaries Obituary] - The Guardian
	*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hx4lhlOTJHo Philip Marshall - Improvisation on 'Westminster Abbey' - Lincoln Cathedral] - YouTube		*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hx4lhlOTJHo Philip Marshall - Improvisation on 'Westminster Abbey' - Lincoln Cathedral] - YouTube
	*[[Wikipedia:St Botolph's Church, Boston#List of organists\|St Botolph's Church, Boston - List of organists]] - Wikipedia		*[[Wikipedia:St Botolph's Church, Boston#List of organists\|St Botolph's Church, Boston - List of organists]] - Wikipedia

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	==See Also==		==See Also==
			*[[:David Wright (staff)]]
	*[[:Boston Grammar School Staff]]		*[[:Boston Grammar School Staff]]
	*[[:Boston Grammar School Orchestra 1955]]		*[[:Boston Grammar School Orchestra 1955]]

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Radio appearances

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	Marshall retired in 1986 and spent more time on interests ranging from cats and calligraphy to all things mechanical, especially steam railways. With an abiding love of traditional Anglican rites, this most modest of men was one of the last guardians of a great English tradition.		Marshall retired in 1986 and spent more time on interests ranging from cats and calligraphy to all things mechanical, especially steam railways. With an abiding love of traditional Anglican rites, this most modest of men was one of the last guardians of a great English tradition.

			==Radio appearances==
			*[https://genome.ch.bbc.co.uk/8c0edf57ff6e4a829131238720f24f2b Morning Service - BBC Home Service Basic, 10 August 1952 9.30] - from Boston Parish Church, Lincolnshire... Organist: J. Philip Marshall
			*[https://genome.ch.bbc.co.uk/f933c4b088ed443aa24f8bb7dc3dac2f Sunday Half-Hour - Light Programme, 3 July 1955 20.30] - Hymn singing from St. Botolph's Parish Church, Boston, led by the combined Anglican and Free Church Choirs of the town, introduced by the Vicar, Canon E. K. Ellis... Organist, J. Philip Marshall

	==External links==		==External links==

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	'''Joseph Philip Marshall''' was a teacher of music at [[Boston Grammar School]] from 1951 to 1957. He was also organist at [[Wikipedia:St Botolph's Church, Boston\|St Botolph's Church]].		'''Joseph Philip Marshall''' was a teacher of music at [[Boston Grammar School]] from 1951 to 1957. He was also organist at [[Wikipedia:St Botolph's Church, Boston\|St Botolph's Church]].

	In 1953 Dr Philip Marshall started a choral singing class in the Green Room at Pilgrim College, [[Wikipedia:William Sands, senior\|Fydell House]]. From this nucleus, the Boston Choral Union was formed in 1954, with Dr Marshall as its conductor.<ref>[http://www.bostonchoral.com/about.htm Boston Choral Society]</ref>		In 1953 Dr Philip Marshall started a choral singing class in the Green Room at Pilgrim College, [[Wikipedia:William Sands, senior\|Fydell House]]. From this nucleus, the Boston Choral Union was formed in 1954, with Dr Marshall as its conductor.<ref>[http://www.bostonchoral.com/about.htm Boston Choral Society] formerly Boston Choral Union</ref>

	After leaving BGS he went on to be organist at [[Wikipedia:Ripon Cathedral\|Ripon Cathedral]].		After leaving BGS he went on to be organist at [[Wikipedia:Ripon Cathedral\|Ripon Cathedral]].

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Start year 1951 - assumed because that was his start year at St Botolph's

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	'''Joseph Philip Marshall''' was a teacher of music at [[Boston Grammar School]] from ~~at least 1952~~ to 1957. He was also organist at [[Wikipedia:St Botolph's Church, Boston\|St Botolph's Church]].		'''Joseph Philip Marshall''' was a teacher of music at [[Boston Grammar School]] from 1951 to 1957. He was also organist at [[Wikipedia:St Botolph's Church, Boston\|St Botolph's Church]].

	In 1953 Dr Philip Marshall started a choral singing class in the Green Room at Pilgrim College, [[Wikipedia:William Sands, senior\|Fydell House]]. From this nucleus, the Boston Choral Union was formed in 1954, with Dr Marshall as its conductor.<ref>[http://www.bostonchoral.com/about.htm Boston Choral Society]</ref>		In 1953 Dr Philip Marshall started a choral singing class in the Green Room at Pilgrim College, [[Wikipedia:William Sands, senior\|Fydell House]]. From this nucleus, the Boston Choral Union was formed in 1954, with Dr Marshall as its conductor.<ref>[http://www.bostonchoral.com/about.htm Boston Choral Society]</ref>

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External links: More YouTube links

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	*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hx4lhlOTJHo Philip Marshall - Improvisation on 'Westminster Abbey' - Lincoln Cathedral] - YouTube		*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hx4lhlOTJHo Philip Marshall - Improvisation on 'Westminster Abbey' - Lincoln Cathedral] - YouTube
	*[[Wikipedia:St Botolph's Church, Boston#List of organists\|St Botolph's Church, Boston - List of organists]] - Wikipedia		*[[Wikipedia:St Botolph's Church, Boston#List of organists\|St Botolph's Church, Boston - List of organists]] - Wikipedia
			*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BBxsYZrM54U&ab_channel=MichaelArkwright Philip Marshall - Forest Green] - YouTube
	*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9dQgxXhMJFs “Choral & Organ Music”: Lincoln Cathedral 1976 (directed by Philip Marshall and Roger Bryan)] - including Pavan–Reveillé (composed and played by Philip Marshall) - YouTube		*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9dQgxXhMJFs “Choral & Organ Music”: Lincoln Cathedral 1976 (directed by Philip Marshall and Roger Bryan)] - including Pavan–Reveillé (composed and played by Philip Marshall) - YouTube
			*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cp3aQhHdD5g Stanford’s “Evening Service in C”: Lincoln Cathedral 1976 (conducted by Roger Bryan with Philip Marshall accompanying)] - YouTube
			*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZUe2_uyfaK8 BBC Choral Evensong: Lincoln Cathedral 1983 (directed by Philip Marshall and Roger Bryan)] - YouTube
			*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3HOu-FQlJTc Howells’ “A Hymn for St Cecilia”: Lincoln Cathedral 1983 ( directed by Philip Marshall)] - YouTube

	==References==		==References==

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	*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hx4lhlOTJHo Philip Marshall - Improvisation on 'Westminster Abbey' - Lincoln Cathedral] - YouTube		*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hx4lhlOTJHo Philip Marshall - Improvisation on 'Westminster Abbey' - Lincoln Cathedral] - YouTube
	*[[Wikipedia:St Botolph's Church, Boston#List of organists\|St Botolph's Church, Boston - List of organists]] - Wikipedia		*[[Wikipedia:St Botolph's Church, Boston#List of organists\|St Botolph's Church, Boston - List of organists]] - Wikipedia
			*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9dQgxXhMJFs “Choral & Organ Music”: Lincoln Cathedral 1976 (directed by Philip Marshall and Roger Bryan)] - including Pavan–Reveillé (composed and played by Philip Marshall) - YouTube

	==References==		==References==

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References mainly

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	''from The Guardian (21 October 2005)''		''from The Guardian (21 October 2005)''

	The organist, composer, conductor, teacher and adjudicator Philip Marshall, who has died aged 84, enriched music far beyond the provincial organ loft. Born at Brighouse in the west riding of Yorkshire, his formative years were spent in Alford, Lincolnshire. After wartime service in the Royal Army Service Corps, in 1946 his prodigious musical gifts were recognised with his election by examination as a fellow of the Royal College of Organists. That same year, he was appointed music master at Keighley ~~boys~~' ~~grammar school~~, and became organist at All Souls church, Haley Hill, Halifax.		The organist, composer, conductor, teacher and adjudicator Philip Marshall, who has died aged 84, enriched music far beyond the provincial organ loft. Born at [[Wikipedia:Brighouse\|Brighouse]] in the west riding of Yorkshire, his formative years were spent in [[Wikipedia:Alford, Lincolnshire\|Alford]]. After wartime service in the [[Wikipedia:Royal Army Service Corps\|Royal Army Service Corps]], in 1946 his prodigious musical gifts were recognised with his election by examination as a fellow of the [[Wikipedia:Royal College of Organists\|Royal College of Organists]]. That same year, he was appointed music master at [[Wikipedia:Beckfoot Oakbank\|Keighley Boys' Grammar School]], and became organist at [[Wikipedia:All Souls' Church, Halifax\|All Souls' church, Haley Hill, Halifax]].

	There he met Margaret Bradbury, who he married in 1951, the year he moved to Boston, Lincolnshire, and took an external degree from Durham University. As organist of St Botolph's ~~church~~ and school music master, Dr Marshall - as he became in 1955 - played a pivotal role within the community's musical life. This continued with his move to Ripon Cathedral, where he created the cathedral choir school in 1960. In 1966, he moved to Lincoln Cathedral, where for 20 years he enhanced cultural standards, both near and far. In addition to his ecclesiastical duties, he taught in the cathedral school, lectured for the Workers' Educational Association, conducted Lincoln Music Society and, in 1982, established a three choirs festival.		There he met Margaret Bradbury, who he married in 1951, the year he moved to Boston, Lincolnshire, and took an external degree from [[Wikipedia:Durham University\|Durham University]]. As organist of [[Wikipedia:St Botolph's Church, Boston\|St Botolph's Church]] and school music master, Dr Marshall - as he became in 1955 - played a pivotal role within the community's musical life. This continued with his move to [[Wikipedia:Ripon Cathedral\|Ripon Cathedral]], where he created the cathedral choir school in 1960. In 1966, he moved to [[Wikipedia:Lincoln Cathedral\|Lincoln Cathedral]], where for 20 years he enhanced cultural standards, both near and far. In addition to his ecclesiastical duties, he taught in the [[Wikipedia:Lincoln Minster School\|cathedral school]], lectured for the [[Wikipedia:Workers' Educational Association\|Workers' Educational Association]], conducted Lincoln Music Society<ref>[https://lincolnchoralsociety.org/a-brief-history/ Lincoln Choral Society] formerly Lincoln Music Society</ref> and, in 1982, established a three choirs festival.

	Marshall rejoiced in British 19th and early 20th century organ music. His love of colour could be heard in his improvisatory gifts as well as in his subtle skills as an accompanist. As a choral technician he was always demanding and, although sparing in praise, obtained the highest standards.		Marshall rejoiced in British 19th and early 20th century organ music. His love of colour could be heard in his improvisatory gifts as well as in his subtle skills as an accompanist. As a choral technician he was always demanding and, although sparing in praise, obtained the highest standards.

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	'''Joseph Philip Marshall''' was a teacher of music at [[Boston Grammar School]] from 1951 to 1957. He was also organist at [[Wikipedia:St Botolph's Church, Boston\|St Botolph's Church]].		'''Joseph Philip Marshall''' was a teacher of music at [[Boston Grammar School]] from 1951 to 1957. He was also organist at [[Wikipedia:St Botolph's Church, Boston\|St Botolph's Church]].

	In 1953 Dr Philip Marshall started a choral singing class in the Green Room at Pilgrim College, [[Wikipedia:William Sands, senior\|Fydell House]]. From this nucleus, the Boston Choral Union was formed in 1954, with Dr Marshall as its conductor.<ref>[http://www.bostonchoral.com/about.htm Boston Choral Society]</ref>		In 1953 Dr Philip Marshall started a choral singing class in the Green Room at Pilgrim College, [[Wikipedia:William Sands, senior\|Fydell House]]. From this nucleus, the Boston Choral Union was formed in 1954, with Dr Marshall as its conductor.<ref>[http://www.bostonchoral.com/about.htm Boston Choral Society] formerly Boston Choral Union</ref>

	After leaving BGS he went on to be organist at [[Wikipedia:Ripon Cathedral\|Ripon Cathedral]].		After leaving BGS he went on to be organist at [[Wikipedia:Ripon Cathedral\|Ripon Cathedral]].