John Weldon

John Weldon was an English composer born on January 19, 1676. He lived during the late Baroque period and contributed to the musical landscape of early 18th-century England. Weldon is known for his work in vocal and instrumental music, including compositions for the church and the court.

He served as a composer to the Chapel Royal and was involved in the development of English sacred music. Weldon's career spanned several decades until his death on May 7, 1736, at the age of 60. His music reflects the stylistic characteristics of his era and remains a part of the English Baroque repertoire.