Thomas Clark (1775-1859)

Thomas Clark (1775-1859) was an English shoemaker and composer of West Gallery Music (or Georgian Psalmody) which were types of metrical psalms, hymns and anthems sung and played in English parish churches, as well as nonconformist chapels, from 1700 to around 1850. He was born in St Peter’s Parish, Canterbury.

Hymns Associated with Thomas Clark (1775-1859)

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Hark The Glad Sound
2028 / Advent / All Souls' Day / Classical / CM / Crediton / Hark The Glad Sound / Hymn / Martin Shaw (1875-1958) / Philip Doddridge (1702-1751) / Thomas Clark (1775-1859) / Year A Pentecost, Whit Sunday / Year B Advent 3 / Year B Epiphany 1 (Baptism of The Lord) / Year B Epiphany 5 / Year B Epiphany 5, 2nd Sunday Before Lent / Year C Advent 3 / Year C Advent 4 / Year C Palm Sunday - Liturgy of The Palms and Liturgy of The Passion / Year C Proper 16, Ordinary 21, Trinity 10

Hark The Glad Sound! (Crediton, Organ, 4 Verses)

Hark The Glad Sound! : Recording Tune: Crediton, composer: Thomas Clark (1775 – 1859), harmonised by Martin Shaw (1875 –

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Come Holy Ghost Our Hearts Inspire
All Souls' Day / Charles Wesley (1707-1788) / CM / Crediton / Hymn / Thomas Clark (1775-1859) / Year A Epiphany Transfiguration Sunday, Next Before Lent / Year A Lent 4 / Year A Pentecost, Whit Sunday / Year B Epiphany 1 (Baptism of The Lord) / Year B Pentecost, Whit Sunday / Year C Epiphany 1, Baptism of The Lord / Year C Pentecost, Whit Sunday / Year C Proper 24, Ordinary 29, Trinity 18

Come Holy Ghost Our Hearts Inspire (Crediton – 4 verses) – Organ

Come Holy Ghost Our Hearts Inspire : Recording Recorded for use in Church services. Tune: Crediton by Thomas Clark (1775

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