Bedwell, James Kibble Douglas 20.jul.1883-21.mar.1944 England, Cambridge - Surrey, Farnham
organist, 1910 music seller in the business of his father residing in Cambridge Trumpington, organist in Oxted Surrey, 1939-1944 organist and music teacher in Farnham, residing at Old Church Lane, he died at Trimmers Hospital on Waverley Lane in Farnham ; son of piano dealer/organ builder George Champion Bedwell (London Stoke Newington 4.nov.1849-20.jul.1934 Cambridge) and Louisa Kibble (London Bloomsbury 28.mar.1842-1.nov.1910 Trumpington) ; brother of the composers George Charles, Henry Alfred and Frank Last

Title	Parts

[] Tune St Hilda. Organ
[] Air de ballet, a l'hongrois, pour piano. op21 pub Schott & Co., London 1918
[] I love my love in the morning. Song words G. Griffin pub Leonard & Co., London 1908
[] The white rose. Song words J. B. O'Reilly pub Stainer & Bell, London 1908
[] The voice of love. Song words E. C. Potter pub J. Roberts & Co., London 1909
[] The girl at the lattice. Dance. Piano pub West & Co., London 1913
[] Supremancy. March. Piano pub Kibble & Co., London 1914
[] The goblin fiddler. Song words E. Chilman pub West & Co., London 1914
[] Litany for use in time of war words E. W. Bridgwood. pub Kibble & Co., London 1914
[] The Exile. Song words H. Atherton pub West & Co., London 1914
[] Spring. Song words M. Revell pub West & Co., London 1914
[] To brave hearts. Hymn words Rev. E. Green pub Kibble & Co., London 1915
[] For God and Empire. Hymn words Rev. Harry Cockson pub Kibble & Co., London 1915
[] A National hymn for peace words Dr. J. S. Hooker pub Kibble & Co., London 1915
[] The fight at Neuve Chapelle. Song words Rev. Harry Cockson pub Kibble & Co., London 1916
[] A cloudy day. A song words M. Revell pub Kibble & Co., London 1916
[] Souvenir. Petite valse for the pianoforte pub Cary & Co., London 1929
[] June roses. Stateley dance for the pianoforte pub Cary & Co., London 1929

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