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3 Pieces by Thomas Adams (arr. Andrew Lamb) Digital Sheet Music
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Title: 3 Pieces by Thomas Adams
Composer: Thomas Adams (1785-1858)
Arranger: Andrew Lamb
Description: This is a transcription of 3 pieces by Thomas Adams (1785-1858).

Prelude
Overture
Andante Pastorale
Thomas Adam was an English composer, born in London in 1785. He was born to a family of musicians and began his musical journey as a choirboy at St. Pauls Cathedral. He later became the organist at St. Annes Church in Soho, where he cultivated his skills in composition.

Adams was a prolific composer, and his works incorporate a variety of musical styles and genres. He is known for his choral music, hymns, and anthems, which were popular in both the Anglican and Nonconformist churches.

Adams also worked as a music publisher and was the proprietor of the music shop Adams and Co. in London. He was a founding member of the Royal Society of Musicians and received the honour of being appointed the organist of the Chapel Royal in 1836.

Despite his many accomplishments, Adamss music has largely fallen out of favour and is rarely performed today. Nonetheless, his contributions to English choral music and his legacy as a respected musician within his community continue to be remembered. Adams passed away in 1858.

This product was created by a member of ArrangeMe, Hal Leonard's global self-publishing community of independent composers, arrangers, and songwriters. ArrangeMe allows for the publication of unique arrangements of both popular titles and original compositions from a wide variety of voices and backgrounds.