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The Fawcett musical family, most active in 19th and early 20th century England, came from Yorkshire. At least 36 professional orchestral players were the descendants of John Fawcett of Tadcaster (c.1770-1855) and his wife Elizabeth Cowell (1772-1845) in the West Riding of Yorkshire. They were often named after composers and included many amateur musicians as well as full professionals. The family became well known all over the North of England, but none rose to national eminence. Some were members of the Carl Rosa Opera Company, The Hallé and Queen's Hall Orchestras, others toured regularly, performing with spa and resort orchestras and participated in chamber music concerts.
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