Bartholomew Webb

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Bartholomew Webb (born 1650) was an English organist.

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Webb was a chorister at Winchester Cathedral until 1666. [1] He was appointed Organist of Chichester Cathedral in August 1668. [2] He was also Master of the Choristers two months later.

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Cultural offices
Preceded by
None a
Organist
of Chichester Cathedral

1668-1673
Succeeded by
Preceded by
George Hush
Master of the Choristers
of Chichester Cathedral

1668-1673
Succeeded by
John Turner