Taylor, Silas, 1624-1678
Taylor, Silas
Silas Taylor
VIAF ID: 12655444 ( Personal )
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1624-1678
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4xx's: Alternate Name Forms (11)
5xx's: Related Names (3)
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Harley
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Harwich
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Taylor, Silvanus
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1633c-1672
Works
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| 1. Rule. called | The Rule of graduall Motion both in the upper Part and Bass.. of w|ch there are 5: examples [...] [in red ink:] This Rule & y|e 5: examples on the other leafe were written | by M|r Birchensha himselfe for Silas Domvill als Taylor |
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| 19 Pieces |
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| Argeers |
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| As on Euphrates' shady banks |
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| Bannockburn air |
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| Batali |
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| Boatman |
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| Bransle of war (from "Taburot's orchésographie") |
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| Brevis relatio de Willelmo, nobilissimo comite Normannorum |
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| Can she excuse my wrongs ? |
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| A Canon in the 8.|tnt & 5.|tht below.. The Treble part leading | ascends by 3|ds & descends by 4|ths 6|ths & 8|ths in all time Notes [...] by M.L. |
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| A Canon of 3 parts in one in the 5.|tht 7 8.|th | descending. [...] [in red ink:] By M|r Matthew Locke |
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| Canons |
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| Cantate Dominum et invocate nomen ejus |
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| [caption title:] Ex Epistola quadam S|?|?. Augustini |
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| [caption title:] Ex Hymno Hildeberti Cenommunensis |
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| [caption title:] Psalm. 93 |
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| Coffin for King Charles and a pit for the people |
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| A Collection of Rules in Musicke. from the | most knowing Masters in that Science | with M|r| Birchensha's 6: Rules of Com- | position; & his Enlargements there-on to | the Right Hon|ble William Lord Vis- | count Brouncker &c.: [...] [f. 40r:] made by M|r John Birchensha |
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| Comparison of the effects of simulated patient clinical skill training and student roleplay on objective structured clinical examination performance among medical students in Australia |
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| Continuo tutors |
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| Coranto and sarabande, flûte à bec |
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| Daphne |
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| Digger's song |
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| Fancy |
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| For the King's come home in peace again |
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| Gather your rosebuds |
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| God is our hope and strength |
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| Goddesses |
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| Green boobee |
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| Hey then, up go we |
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| The history and antiquities of Harwich and Dovercourt, topographical, dynastical and political |
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| The history of gavel-kind, with the etymology thereof. |
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| Jack pudding |
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| Kemp's jigg |
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| King's last farewell |
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| Lord let me know mine end [...] [at end:] M|r Silas Taylor |
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| Lord to my pray'rs incline thine ear |
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| [Manuscript music, untitled] |
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| Music for King Charles I and his Cavaliers |
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| Music for Oliver Cromwell and his Roundheads |
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| Music of the Roundheads and Cavaliers |
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| Narcissus March's lyra viol book... |
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| New composed ditties sing |
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| Newcastle |
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| Nonesuch |
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| North-country maid |
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| Now great Jehovah reigns with majesty |
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| Once I loved a maiden fair |
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| Owl |
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| Parsons farewell |
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| Prince Rupert's march |
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| Quid faciemus cum tuba de caelo intonare |
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| Royal lament |
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| Rufty tufty |
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| Rules for playing from a Basso continuo [...] By M|r Matthew Locke composer in | Ordinary to the King given to mee | Silas Domvill als Taylor |
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| Rupert's retreat |
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| Sad pavan for these distracted times |
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| A Scale for the right denomination of Notes in Musicke [...] This scale was invented & made by M|r Allison of | Covent Garden & fairely transcribed by him | presented to mee in the yeare 1668.- | Silas Domvill Als Taylor |
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| Scots march (from "Elizabeth Rogers virginal book") |
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| Staines Morris |
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| Suites |
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| The thirsty earth |
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| I to thy wings for refuge fly |
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| Treatises |
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| Urbs caelestis urbs beata |
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| Verse fordouble organ |
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| Vive le roy |
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| Voluntary |
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| Vox dilecti mei |
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| When the King enjoys his own again |
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| Whitelocke's coranto (from "Anne Cromwell'svirginal book") |
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| [without title] |
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| Woodycock |
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| Writings |
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