Danby, John 1757c-1798
Danby, John, 1757-1798
John Danby British composer
Danby, John
VIAF ID: 18382989 (Personal)
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- 100 1 _ ‡a Danby, John ‡d 1757-1798
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- 100 0 _ ‡a John Danby ‡c British composer
- 100 0 _ ‡a John Danby ‡c British composer
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Works
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Again the balmy Zephir blows | |
Awake aeolian lyre | |
[caption title:] On Admiral Kempenfelt | |
[caption title:] The wedding day | |
[caption title:] This gain'd a prize Medal 1791 | |
Catches | |
Come ye party jangling swains [Glee] [s.l., s.n.] | |
Duets | |
Fair Flora decks the flow'ry ground | |
The fairest flow'rs the vale prefer | |
A favorite mad song [à v, pf] [London, H. Andrews] | |
O gentle love assist | |
La guida alla musica vocale, containing various progressive examples & duetts calculated for the use of beginnier : op. 2 | |
[heading:] Round. Danby 1782 | |
Hence moping melancholy | |
How sweet the air how fair | |
If music can charm | |
I'm a Toper gay when drinking | |
In this fair vill | |
Jn|o. Danby | |
John showed to Nell the other day | |
The lark that shuns | |
Let gaiety sparkle in our eyes | |
Let harmony | |
O let the merry peal go on. Catch for 3 voices | |
Lift up your heads O ye gates | |
Lisette's reply | |
Music has pow'r to melt the soul | |
My heart is ev'ry beauty's prey. A favorite song [London, author] | |
My lodging is on the cold ground | |
The negroe's complaint. A serious glee for four voices [London, Longman & Broderip] | |
The nightingale who tunes her warbling notes so sweet | |
Now the woodland chorists sing | |
Obscure unpraised and dark | |
On some rude fragment | |
On Sunday evening last I swear | |
Posthumous glees, being a fourth set for 3, 4 and 5 voices; also the Ode to hope ... op. 6th [London, Bath, R. Jaubert] | |
Praestat bibere ad sanitatem | |
Push about the flowing brimmer | |
Queen of joy and dimpled pleasure | |
Queen of the song then to whose | |
Rondos | |
Rosy-fingered goddess | |
Sacred pow'rs of love and wine | |
O salutaris hostia | |
Sammlung weltlicher Musikstücke : für eine oder mehrere Singstimmen und Harfe / von verschiedenen Komponisten | |
See beneath you bower of roses. A favourite sonnet [London, S., A. & P. Thompson] | |
Shepherds I have lost my love | |
Sly John was dressed for village fair | |
So neighbours good morrow | |
Soft o'er the mountains purple brow | |
Songs | |
Stay silver moon, 178-?: | |
The stout limb'd oak. A glee for four voices [London, Goulding & Co.] | |
Sweet echo [à 4 v]. No. 12 [s.l., F. Linely] | |
Sweet minstrels of the moonlight | |
Sweet muse | |
Sweet thrush. A glee for 4 voices [London, Robert Birchall] | |
Sweet thrush that makes | |
Thomas you must die | |
Thy breath as fragrant as her own | |
To keep my gentle Jessy | |
Turn o turn thee gentle | |
Tutors | |
The virgin unmask'd | |
O! what a charming creature. A favorite song [London, John Bland] | |
When beauty's soul-attracting charms | |
When Delia strikes the trembling | |
When flow'ry meadows | |
When gen'rous wine expands my soul and pleasures | |
When Sappho tun'd [Glee for three voices] [London, John Bland] | |
When Sappho tuned the raptured strain | |
When the poor dove. A favorite glee [London, Goulding & Co.] | |
While beams the bright morn. A favorite hunting duett [[London], Longman & Broderip] | |
With gentle manners Colin strove. He vow'd to love me still [[London], John Bland] | |
[without title] | |
Wouldst thou. The favorite song [London, Francis Linley] | |
Ye vales and woods fair scenes | |
Zeno Plato Aristotle |