of Judah (1834), oratorio. The Lord is King (1838), choral anthem, his last large-scale work, first performed in 1843. References Sources Further reading External links William Crotch (1775–1847) from the 'Here of a Sunday Morning' website (affiliated with the New York radio station WBAI) Portraits of Crotch in the National Portrait Gallery, London 1775 births 1847 deaths Classical-period composers English Romantic composers English classical composers Oratorio composers Glee composers English classical organists British male organists Composers from Norwich Alumni of Christ Church, Oxford Academics of the Royal Academy of Music Principals of the Royal Academy of Music Heather Professors of Music 18th-century classical composers 18th-century British male musicians 18th-century keyboardists 19th-century classical composers 19th-century keyboardists English male classical composers Child classical musicians 19th-century British composers 19th-century British male musicians Male classical organists