John Bertalot
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John Bertalot (born 1931) is an English organist, who served at Blackburn CathedralThe Succession of Organists. Watkins Shaw. and Trinity Church, Princeton.
Background
John Bertalot was born in Maidstone, Kent on 15 September 1931.
He studied organ at the Royal College of Music and was then organ scholar of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge from 1955 to 1958.
He is the author of
- "John Bertalot's immediately practical tips for choral directors"{{Cite book|isbn = 0-8066-2810-3|title = John Bertalot's Immediately Practical Tips for Choral Directors|last1 = Bertalot|first1 = John|year = 1994| publisher=Augsburg Fortress }}
- "Five Wheels to Successful Sight-singing: A Practical Approach to Teach Children and Adults to Read Music"{{Cite book|isbn = 0-8066-2692-5|title = 5 Wheels to Successful Sight-singing|last1 = Bertalot|first1 = John|year = 1993| publisher=Augsburg Fortress }}
- "How to be a Successful Choir Director"{{Cite book|isbn = 1-84003-865-9|title = How to be a Successful Choir Director|last1 = Bertalot|first1 = John|year = 2002| publisher=Kevin Mayhew }}
Career
Organist of:
- St Matthew's Church, Northampton, 1958–1964
- Blackburn Cathedral, 1964–1983
- Trinity Church, Princeton, 1983–1998
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External links
- [http://bertalot.org/ Personal Website]
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Category:English classical organists
Category:English cathedral organists
Category:Alumni of the Royal College of Music
Category:Alumni of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge
Category:Musicians from Maidstone
Category:21st-century English organists
Category:21st-century English male musicians
Category:20th-century English organists