Bond, Chapel
Bond, Chapel
Bond, Chapel, English organist and composer; b. Gloucester (baptized), Dec. 14, 1730; d. Coventry, Feb. 14, 1790. He studied with Martin Smith, the Cathedral organist, and when he was 19 he became organist at St. Michael and All Angels in Coventry; from 1752 he also served as organist at Holy Trinity, retaining both posts until his death. He composed a number of effectively written instrumental pieces, including concerti grossi and concertos for trumpet and bassoon.
—Nicolas Slonimsky/Laura Kuhn/Dennis McIntire
More From encyclopedia.com
Bonds , Bonds
Written documents by which a government, corporation, or individual—the obligor—promises to perform a certain act, usually the payment of a def… Bond , Bond
A bond is a type of investment that represents money loaned to a government or corporation. Local, state, and national governments often need to… Junk Bonds , JUNK BONDS. Michael Milken, the notorious investment banker of the 1980s, allegedly coined the term "junk bonds" to describe the portfolio of low-gra… Electrovalent Bond , Skip to main content
electrovalent bond Ionic Bond , Skip to main content
ionic bond Julian Bond , Bond, Julian 1940–
Civil rights activist, politician
In 1940 Dr. Horace Mann Bond was president of Fort Valley State College, a black institution in…
You Might Also Like
NEARBY TERMS
Bond, Chapel