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John Randall (organist)
John Randall (1715–1799) was an English organist and academic.
==Life==

He was a chorister of the Chapel Royal under Bernard Gates; on 23 February 1732 at Gates's house, Randall acted and sang the part of Esther in the dramatic representation of Handel's oratorio ''Esther''. In 1744 he graduated Mus. Bac. at Cambridge. In the following year he was appointed organist to King's College Chapel.
In 1755 Randall succeeded Maurice Greene as Professor of Music, Cambridge University, and in 1756 he proceeded Mus. Doc. Assisted by his pupil, William Crotch, who joined him in 1786, Randall retained his appointments until his death at Cambridge on 18 March 1799. His wife predeceased him on 27 April 1792.

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