Owen, John, 1821-1883

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Owen, John, 1821-1883

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  • Alaw, Owain, 1821-1883
  • Owain Alaw, 1821-1883

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John Owen (Owain Alaw, 1821-1883), musician, was born in Chester. While still very young he was appointed organist in Lady Huntingdon's chapel and conductor of the Octagon Orchestral Society. From 1844 he gave all his time to music and worked as a composer, organist and accompanist. He also possessed a fine baritone voice. His last appointment was to the Welsh chapel of St Mary's in Chester, where he served as organist, choirmaster and church secretary until the end of his life.

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