Forcer, Francis, 1649-1705
Forcer, Francis 1650?-1704
Francis Forcer English composer (c.1650–c.1705)
Forcer, Francis
VIAF ID: 149193539 (Personal)
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English composer (c.1650–c.1705)
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Works
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| 2010 |
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| Acis et Galatée |
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| The Alamode musician |
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| THE | A'LAMODE MUSICIAN | Being a new Collection of Songs, | Compos'd by some of the most | Eminent Masters, & Ingrav'd from | the Originalls, with a through Bass | for the Harpsichord, or Bass=Violl, | and for the easier playing y|e Trebles | upon the Flute, each Song is transpos'd | (where necessary) to a Key proper for | that Instrument. | Sould by Henry Playford at his Shop in | the Temple Chainge Fleet Street. 1698 |
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| Allemandes |
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| The banquet of musick |
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| Boadicea |
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| [caption title, b, f.5v:] Overture: |
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| [caption title, f.52v:] M.r Forcell [sic] |
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| [caption title, i, f.11v:] Prelude |
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| Catch that catch can |
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| Choice ayres and songs |
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| Comes amoris |
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| A | COMPENDIUM | OF | Practical Musick | IN FIVE PARTS. | Teaching, by a New, and easie Method, | 1. The Rudiments of Song. | 2. The Principles of Composition. | 3. The Use of Discords. | 4. The Form of Figurate Descant. | 5. The Contrivance of Canon. | Together with | LESSONS for VIOLS, &c. | The Third Editio. | By CHRISTOPHER SIMPSON. | P S A L. cxlix. | Cantate Domino Canticum novum. | Laus ejus in Ecclesia Sanctorum. | LONDON, | Printed by M. C. for Henry Brome, at the | Gun near the West-end of St. Pauls. | M DC LXXVIII. |
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| English keyboard music 1650-1695 : perspectives on Purcell |
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| Farewell my useless scrip. A new song [[London], s.n. (Thos. Cross)] |
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| O give thanks |
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| Grounds |
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| in B mi. 3 Pts [...] Forcer |
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| The Innocent Mistress |
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| The Maggot |
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| [Manuscript music, untitled] [...] [at end:] M|r Forcer |
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| Mr. Hall's farewell |
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| A new loyal song, 1683: |
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| Sarabandes |
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| Suites |
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| The theater of music |
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| THE | Theater of MUSIC: | OR, A | Choice COLLECTION of the newest and best Songs | Sung at the COURT, and Public THEATERS. | The Words composed by the most ingenious Wits of the Age, and set to | MUSIC by the greatest Masters in that Science. | WITH | A THOROW-BASS to each Song for the Theorbo, or Bass-Viol. | ALSO | Symphonies and Retornels in 3 Parts to several fo them for the Violins and Flutes | THE SECOND BOOK. | [illustration] | LONDON, | Printed by J. P. for Henry Playford and R. C. and sold by Henry Playford near the | Temple Church, and John Carr at the Middle-Temple Gate, 1685. |
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| 'Tis woman makes us love |
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| Trios |
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| Tripla concordia |
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| Trumpet tune. [...] by M|r Forcer. |
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| Vinculum societatis |
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| [without title] |
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