Charles King Langley

Life

Born: 1852

Died: 1904

Biography

Charles King Langley was born in Marysville, Ohio. The family moved to Chariton County, Missouri, when he was young. He became active as a music teacher and composer in the region, but died of typhoid fever in Stuttgart, Arkansas. His compositions were hymns and secular songs. With Ransom H. Randall, he published Bethel chimes: a collection of new songs for the Sabbath school, church, and home.

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List of choral works

• The Merry Heart
• The Sweet South-Wind
• When the nightfall cometh on

 
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Publications

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