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Revision as of 19:22, 27 April 2016
Life
Born: 18 November 1774
Died: 12 June 1858
Biography
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List of choral works
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- Bloom gentle flower: ballad for four voices
- Blow light thou balmy air: glee for four voices
- By Celia's Arbour
- Come Follow Me
- Come gentle zephyr
- Forget me not: glee for four voices
- Great shepherd of thy people
- Her eyes the glow worm lend thee: glee for four voices
- Now the storm begins to lower: ode for five voices
- Nymphs of the forest: glee for four voices
- O, Nightingale
- See the chariot
- Slow fresh fount
- The Sun shines fair on Carlisle wall (glee)
- There is a green hill far away
- The traveller: glee for three voices
- Two Canons: i) O Lord, ii) Hear my prayer
- When the wind blows in the sweet rose tree: glee for four voices
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Publications
- Asylum Hymns (1820)
- Three Collections of Glees, Canons, and Madrigals, for three, four, five, and six Voices
- Six Glees for two Trebles and a Bass
- A Collection of Forty Canons, of various Species
- An explanation of the major & minor scales with a series of exercises for the piano forte (1816)
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