Marshall, Charles 30.jul.1855-6.dec.1927 England Yorkshire, Halifax - London Wembley
organist, professor of music, born at Square Northowram, 1870 aged 15 already active as apprenticed musician in Bradford where he lived with his parents at 30 All Alone Road in Idle, 1880 as professor of music and organist (possibly at his own parish church St Barnabas Kensington) residing at 92 Abingdon Road in London Kensington, 1891 as headmaster of Watford School residing at 66 Wharton Road in London Hammersmith, 1910 as professor of music residing at 7 Kingsley Mansions, Greyhound Road in London Kensington, which was probably his business address because his family resided at 8 Ravenscourt, Park Mansions in London Hammersmith, 1911 organist of St Philip's church in London Norbury, at time of death residing at 147 Bridgewater Road in London Wembley ; son of foreman stone delver John Marshall (Yorkshire, Hartshead 1821-) and Emma Robertshaw (Halifax 1822-) ; 14.jun.1879 at St Barnabas Kensington he married composer Janet Sophia Collis (Staffordshire, Penkridge 28.may.1855-27.feb.1940 Nottinghamshire, Beeston) ; son director insurance co. Gerald Collis Marshall (London Kensington 1880-), son Harold (Kensington 1881-), son Frank G (1885-), daughter Freda K (Hammersmith 1888-)

[one source gives erroneously died 1917 in active military service in World War I which is not even possible at an age of 62]

Title	Parts

I hear you calling me. Tenor and orchestra lyrics Harold Harford pub Boosey & Co., London 12feb1908 John McCormack. r1911
[] Magnificat and Nunc dimittis. Set to music in the key of D. London 1880
[] Behold, God is my salvation. Verse. Anthem. Bass pub Novello, London 1880
[] 6 Short sketches. Piano pub Augener & Co., London 1881	[] 1 - Morning greeting [] 2 - First grief [] 3 - A Flight [] 4 - Valse sentimentale [] 5 - The little drummer [] 6 - Marsch
[] Wraith of a song (Anima mia). Song no.1 in C, no.2 in D flat sung by Mr. Frederick King words Sydney Lever pub J. B. Cramer & Co., London 1883
[] Brocade gown words by S. Lever pub R. Cocks & Co., London 1884
[] Prize day, a cantata for ladies voices. Soprano, alto, chorus and piano words Jessie Moir pub R. Cocks & Co., London 1884
[] Cumberland (C, D) words Henry Wadsworth Longfellow pub Boosey & Co., London 1885
[] Office for the Holy Communion, set to music in the key of D pub Novello, Ewer & Co., London and New York 1885	[] 1 - Kyrie [] 2 - Credo [] 3 - Sanctus [] 4 - Benedictus [] 5 - Agnus Dei [] 6 - Gloria
[] 14 Original pieces. Organ in The Cabinet Organ Books. Vol. 10 pub Boosey & Co., London 1886	[] 1 - Andante con moto in E flat [] 2 - Allegio molto in C [] 3 - Berceuse in G [] 4 - Andante in A [] 5 - Shepherd's song in B flat [] 6 - Allegro moderato in C [] 7 - Chorale in A flat [] 8 - Allegretto pastorale in B flat [] 9 - Minuet in E [] 10 - Adagio in D [] 11 - Poco allegro in C [] 12 - Choral song in A flat [] 13 - Pastorale in C [] 14 - March in D
[] A Lullaby. Violin and piano. p1887
[] Out in the orchard. Song words M. Conroy pub Boosey & Co., London and New York 1892
[] Amy. Waltz. Piano music Mrs. Charles Marshall (!) pub Weekes & Co., London 1893
[] Lightning. Pas de quatre. Piano music Mrs. Charles Marshall (!) pub Weekes & Co., London 1894
[] Nina. Gavotte. Piano pub Weekes & Co., London 1894
[] 6 Characteristic pieces. Violin and piano pub Ashdown, London c1895	[] 1 - A tranquil dawn [] 2 - In the sunlight [] 3 - Clouds [] 4 - Peace [] 5 - Nocturne [] 6 - A pastoral
[] Romance and Elfin dance. Flute and piano pub Rudall, Carte & Co., London 1896
[] Fantasia. Flute and piano pub Rudall, Carte & Co., London 1897
[] Thought of you. Song pub C. Jefferys & Son, London 1897
[] Sentry. Voice and piano words Samuel K. Cowan pub Morley, London c1900
[] Love, the victor words Mary Robinson pub Boosey & Co., London 30nov1903 copyright Louise Parkinson, London, as executor of the author of music. 27apr1931
[] Spring and Winter. Two-part song words from the French by Longfellow pub J. Williams, London 1905
[] The bird and the boat. Two-part song for treble voices with piano acc. words Longfellow pub Joseph Williams Ltd., London, England 3oct1907
[] The East Indian. Two-part song for treble voices with piano acc. words Thomas Moore pub Joseph Williams Ltd., London, England 3oct1907
[] Hark! 'tis the breeze. Two-part song for treble voices with piano acc. words Thomas Moore pub Joseph Williams Ltd., London, England 3oct1907
[] It is not always May. Two-part song for treble voices with piano acc. words Longfellow pub Joseph Williams Ltd., London, England 3oct1907
[] See the dawn from heaven. Two-part song for treble voices with piano acc. words Thomas Moore pub Joseph Williams Ltd., London, England 3oct1907
[] Tyrolese song of liberty. Two-part song for treble voices with piano acc. words Thomas Moore pub Joseph Williams Ltd., London, England 3oct1907
[] Child's song, from a masque poetry Thomas Moore pub Boosey & Co., New York 1907 copyright Louise O. Parkinson, London, as executor of the author of music. 4mar1935
[] The sensitive plant. Swedish love song. Song in F words Shelley pub Boosey & Co., London, England 4may1908 copyright Janet Sophia Marshall, Nottingham, England, as widow of the author of music. 19feb1936
[] The garden of Allah words Fred E. Weatherly pub Boosey & Co., London, England 3aug1908 copyright Janet Sophia Marshall, Nottingham, England, as widow of the author of music. 19feb1936
[] The land of little people words Fred E. Weatherly pub Boosey & Co., New York, NY 3sep1908 copyright Janet Sophia Marshall, Nottingham, England, as widow of the author of music. 19feb1936
[] Sympathy words Mary L. Hay pub Joseph Williams Ltd., London, England 11sep1908	[] 1 - In E flat [] 2 - In G [] 3 - In D (original) [] 4 - In F
[] On the waters. Violin with pianoforte acc. pub Boosey & Co., London, England 12oct1908 copyright Janet Sophia Marshall, Nottingham, England, as widow of the author of music. 19feb1936
[] Battle hymn. Song with organ acc. ad lib. words Julia Ward Howe pub Boosey & Co., New York, NY 9nov1908 copyright Janet Sophia Marshall, Beeston, Nottingham, England, as widow of the author of music. 19feb1936
[] When shadows gather. Song no.3 in E words Fred E. Weatherly pub Boosey & Co., New York, NY 9nov1908 copyright Janet Sophia Marshall, Beeston, Nottingham, England, as widow of the author of music. 19feb1936
[] God's minstrel. Song no.1 in D flat words Walter E. Grogan pub Boosey & Co., London, England 7jan1909
[] Dans l'ombre, par Charles Marshall, pour piano pub Joseph Williams Ltd., London, England 2feb1909
[] Ebb-tide. Two-part song for treble voices words S. F. Potter pub Joseph Williams Ltd., London, England 2feb1909
[] Poems unwritten. Two-part song for treble voices words by Mary H. C. Booth pub Joseph Williams Ltd.. London, England 2feb1909
[] Sower ann seed. Two-part song for treble voices words by Ella Dare pub Joseph Williams Ltd., London, England 2feb1909
[] My heart was singing words by Hilda Hammond-Spencer pub Boosey & Co., London, England 23feb1909
[] Heavenly blossoms. Song in F poetry by Longfellow pub W. Morley & Co., London, England 13apr1909
[] To my musician words by L. G. Moberly pub Boosey & Co., London, England 26apr1909
[] In slumberland. Song no.1 in B flat words Alice R. Cron pub Boosey & Co., London, England 6may1909
[] The dreamers. Two-part song words Arthur O'Shaughnessy pub Joseph Williams Ltd., London, England 21may1909
[] The heart's Eden. Two-part song words David R. Aitken pub Joseph Williams Ltd., London, England 21may1909
[] Oh, come with me. Two-part song words Edna Lake pub Joseph Williams Ltd., London, England 21may1909
[] The fairy glen words by P. J. O'Reilly pub Boosey & Co., London, England 12aug1909
[] To you I sing words Edna Lake pub Boosey & Co., London, England 25aug1909
[] Oh the heart of my love. Song no.1 in F words Edna Lake pub Boosey & Co., London, England 16oct1909
[] The sea. Song no.1 in G words Monro Anderson pub Boosey & Co., London, England 4feb1910
[] The silence of the past words John Strange Winter pub Boosey & Co., London, England 17feb1910
[] Angels of light. Song no.2 in F words F. W. Faber pub Boosey & Co., London, England 28jul1910
[] When the May's in bloom words Edward Teschemacher pub Boosey & Co., London, England 17oct1910
[] Maid of Pembroke town. 1910 words Francis Barron copyright Janet Sophia Marshall, Beeston, Nottingham, England. 15dec1937
[] Rose of delight. 1910 words Winifred Sutcliffe Greaves copyright Janet Sophia Marshall, Beeston, Nottingham, England. 30dec1937
[] I'm longing for you. Song no.3 in A flat words Florence Hoare pub Boosey & Co., London 29nov1911 copyright Louise Parkinson, London, as executor of the author of music. 16dec1938
[] Love's refrain words Fred G. Bowles pub Boosey & Co., London 13dec1911
[] O tender eyes words Alfred H. Hyatt pub Boosey & Co., London 10feb1912
[] Hey ho! for the morning words Edward Teschemacher pub Boosey & Co., London 2mar1912
[] Under the beeches. Song in E flat words Harold Wynn pub W. Morley & Co., London 8aug1912
[] Dear love, remember me. Song words Harold Harford pub Boosey & Co., London 20nov1912 copyright Louise Parkinson, London, as executor of the author of music. 28nov1939
[] Autumn twilight. Morceau facile. Piano pub Orpheus Music Publishing Co., London 1912
[] Gratitude words Edward Teschemacher pub Boosey & Co., New York 9dec1913
[] A dream fancy words by Harold Simpson licensed to be recorded mechanically Boosey & Co., New York 26feb1915
[] Out of the past. Song no.3 in C words P. J. O'Reilly pub Boosey & Co., London 7jul1916
[] Oh, virgin rose. Song no.4 in F words Josephine Victoria Rowe pub Boosey & Co., London 28jul1916
[] The gates of sleep. Song words E. Lockton pub Boosey & Co., London, etc 1918
[] Somewhere. Song in D words M. Beatrice Gannon pub Joseph Williams Ltd., London 8jul1919
[] Come a-maying. 2-p Treble voices words Ruth Rutherford pub Joseph Williams Ltd., London 16mar1920
[] Farewell! O pilgrim day. 2-p Tremble voice words Dorothy M. Bullis pub Joseph Williams Ltd., London 16mar1920
[] The lake of dreams. 2-p Treble voices words Violet Gillespie pub Joseph Williams Ltd., London 16mar1920
[] Summer days. 2-p Equal voices words by J. Anthony McDonald pub Joseph Williams Ltd., London 16mar1920
[] The land of heart's delight. 2-p Equal voices words Ruth Rutherford pub Joseph Williams Ltd., London 18may1920
[] Night song. 2-p Treble voices words Violet Gillespie pub Joseph Williams Ltd., London 18may1920
[] I dream that I hear you singing. Song in G words Katerina Bogosoff pub Boosey & Co., London 22jul1920
[] Six miniature sketches. Violin and piano pub Joseph Williams Ltd., London 12oct1920	[] 1 - A simple melody [] 2 - Scherzo [] 3 - Nocturne [] 4 - A grotesque march [] 5 - Waltz melody [] 6 - Gavotte
[] You and I words Charles Roff pub Boosey & Co., London 8oct1921
[] Desert roses. Song words Katerina Bogosoff pub Joseph Williams Ltd., London 3feb1922	[] 1 - In B flat [] 2 - In C [] 3 - In D
[] Absence pub Jefferys
[] Alpine shepherd (from Abt). Alto or soprano and SATB
[] American flag. Baritone, soprano and SSAATB
[] Angels will come home. Song and chorus White
[] Barcarolle (Kucken). SA Choir
[] Beauty and song. SATB Choir
[] Bugle song. SSA or SSAB
[] Country fair. arr. from Abt. SSAB
[] Courtship Leonard
[] Day of love. SATB Boosey
[] Felicie. Polka Witzmann
[] Festival march in D (J. W. Simpson). Organ Ditson
[] Flower of Liberty. SATB
[] Gondolier. from Lucia di Lammermoor (Donizetti). SSA
[] Group of songs for female voices. SSA
[] Harmocilia. Waltz Witzmann
[] Hear our petition White
[] Holy Father. Solo and chorus
[] I love the path of the free
[] In May-Time (Billeter). Eventide. SSAA
[] Indian maid. SATB
[] Johnnie and Laura. Comic dialogue duet
[] Joy, Joy, freedom today. arr. from Benedict. SSATB
[] King of night. Unison song with acc.
[] Larghetto. Allegro maestoso. Chorale. March. Impromptu. Abendlied. Minuet. Prelude. Allegretto. Interlude. Organ (Harmonium) or American organ
[] Legend of the bells from "The Chimes of Normandy" by Planquette. Soprano and SSAABB
[] Longing to be at rest. Sacred quartet
[] Lullaby. SA
[] Lullaby from "Erminie". SSAAB
[] Lusitanian war song. SATB
[] Madeleine (Roeckel). SSAB or SATB
[] Many to love. Song and chorus
[] Marathon race. adaption of toreador song from "Carmen". SSAB
[] Offertoire (J. W. Simpson). Organ
[] Peace to him that's gone. SATB
[] Pigs are in the clover
[] Rally, oh ye friends of temperance. Quartet
[] Rest thee, my little one. arr. from Facer. SATB
[] Rhine-Raft (Pinouti). Song. SSAA
[] Serenade. Larghetto. A Lament. Offertoire. Rondo. Canon. Melody. March. Organ (Harmonium) or American organ
[] Shepherd's song (J. W. Simpson). Organ
[] Sleep, darling sleep. Song and chorus
[] Slumber song. SSA
[] Softly now the shadows fall. SSA
[] Song of the flower spirit (Rossini). SSA or TB
[] Song of peace. arr. from Sullivan. SATB
[] Star of evening. arr. from Roeckel. SA
[] Sweet Spring is near. arr. from Abt. SSATB
[] Tribute to Washington. SSAAB
[] Violet's fate. arr. from Abt. SSA or TB
[] Voice from the West. SSATB
[] What care I
[] When twilight dews. SATB
[] Wind and the sea. Unison song with acc.

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