Pelham Humfrey

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Pelham Humfrey was a 17th-century English composer and singer, known for his influential sacred music and as an early master in the Restoration-era Chapel Royal.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Baroque composer
English composer
chorister
composer
human
singer
activeInCentury 17th century
basedIn London, England
surface form: London
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of England
educatedAt Chapel Royal
employer Chapel Royal
fieldOfWork church music
sacred music
vocal music
genre anthem
church music
sacred music
hasOccupationRole court musician
teacher of choirboys
influenced Henry Purcell
John Blow
languageOfWorkOrName English
movement English Baroque
notableFor development of English verse anthem
early master of Restoration Chapel Royal style
expressive sacred anthems
notableStudent Henry Purcell
notableWork By the waters of Babylon
Have mercy upon me, O God
Like as the hart
Lord, I have sinned
O Lord my God
O Lord rebuke me not
O Lord, I am not high-minded
Out of the depths
surface form: O Lord, how long wilt thou be angry

O Lord, my God, hearken unto the prayer
O give thanks unto the Lord
occupation church musician
composer
singer
partOf Restoration-era Chapel Royal tradition
positionHeld Gentleman of the Chapel Royal
Master of the Children of the Chapel Royal
religion Anglicanism (broadly)
surface form: Anglicanism
sexOrGender male
style Restoration Baroque
usesInstrument voice
workLocation Chapel Royal
surface form: Chapel Royal, London

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