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| Hague, Charles. Mus.B. from TRINITY HALL, 1794; Mus.D. 1801. [B. May 4, 1769, at Tadcaster, Yorks.] Studied the violin under Manini at Cambridge and composition under Hellendaal the elder. At Manini's death, in 1785, removed to London, and studied under Salomon and Dr Cooke. Returning to Cambridge, he took pupils, among whom was Dr William Crotch. Succeeded Dr Randall as Professor of Music, 1799-1821. Composed By the Waters of Babylon, an anthem; Glees; Twelve Symphonies by Haydn, arranged as Quintets; The Ode, as performed in the Senate House at the installation of H.R.H. the Duke of Gloucester, Chancellor of the University; A Collection of Songs (with Mr Plumptre, Fellow of Clare College). Married and had issue; his eldest daughter, Harriot, became an accomplished pianist and wrote songs. Died June 18, 1821, at Cambridge. (D.N.B.; C.U. Hist. Reg., 85; G. Mag., 1799, I. 539; 1821, I. 647; 1811, II. 37 and 157.) | Charles HAGUE Approx. lifespan: 1769–1821 MusB Trinity Hall 1794 MusD 1801 b. Tadcaster, Yorkshire 1769:05:04 Studied the violin under Manini Cambridge, [ Cambridgeshire ] " Manini" Studied composition under Hellendaal the elder [add:] Hellendaal THE ELDER [:add] At Manini's death, removed to London in1785 studied under Salomon " Salomon" studied under Dr Cooke [add:] Dr - COOKE [:add] Returned to Cambridge University [ Cambridgeshire ] took pupils: Cambridge University [ Cambridgeshire ] tutor of Dr William CROTCH Professor of Music: Succeeded Dr Randall 1799-1821 [add:] Dr - RANDALL [:add] Publ.: Composed By the Waters of Babylon, an anthem Publ.: Glees ; Twelve Symphonies by Haydn, arranged as Quintets Publ.: The Ode, as performed in the Senate House at the installation of H.R.H. the Duke of Gloucester, Chancellor of University Publ.: A Collection of Songs (with Mr Plumptre) [add:] Mr - PLUMPTRE Fellow: [:add] Clare College m. had issue father of Harriot HAGUE an accomplished pianist and wrote songs: d. Cambridge, [ Cambridgeshire ] 1821:06:18 ( D.N.B. ; C.U. Hist. Reg ., 85; G. Mag . 1799, I. 539; 1821, I. 647; 1811, II. 37 and 157.) [add:]Married Harriet Mary; she died Jan. 1833 at Brompton, [ London ] [:add] [add:]Said to be portrayed as 'Ackermann's' Mus.D.[:add] [add:]Portrait, c. 1813, by Hadow, in Fitzwilliam Museum[:add] [add:](P.J. Barnwell: C. Chron. of 1833:02:01 ; F.H. Stubbings: R.F. Scott, [MSS] ; Goodison: CP: 171)[:add] |