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MACPHERSON (Charles Macpherson) (10 V 1870, Edinburgh - 28 V 1927, London) - SC. organist and composer. From 1879 he lived in London. In 1879-87 he sang in the choir of the Cathedral of St. Paul, was choirmaster of St. Clement Cathedral. He studied organ playing with J. Martin. He served as an organist in an aristocratic. houses in different counties. In 1890-96 he studied at the King. musesAcademy in London. From 1895, the organist (first second, from 1916 - first) of the Cathedral of St. Paul. In 1914-27 hands. London Association Church. the choir. music, at the same time. led by the king. society of organists. Since 1919, Professor Korol. Academy of Music. He wrote ch. arr. church. music (ensembles, psalms). Music became famous for the 137th psalm “At the waters of Babylon” (“By waters of Babylon”, for choir and orchestra, 1893) and the song “A bird sits ...” (“There sitsa bird ...”, 1893; pr. Bristolsky society of many-headed songs “Orpheus”).