William H. Squire was an English cellist and composer, active as soloist, chamber musician and recording artist during the early twentieth century.

In the Pristine catalogue he appears in chamber recordings with Albert Sammons, Lionel Tertis, William Murdoch and others, including Beethoven, Mendelssohn, Brahms and Tchaikovsky-related repertory.

Squire’s playing belonged to the older British chamber tradition, where warmth, clarity and practical ensemble craft were central virtues.

His page is justified by repeated catalogue presence. Squire gives the early British chamber shelf a firm cello line and a craftsman’s bow arm.