Braham, John, 1774-1856.
Braham, John
John Braham English operatic tenor
VIAF ID: 27821078 ( Personal )
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John Braham
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English operatic tenor
4xx's: Alternate Name Forms (28)
5xx's: Related Names (4)
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Leoni, Michael
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1752-1796
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Beziehung familiaer
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London
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London
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London
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Works
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| Ah could I hope my fair to see |
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| Ah, what a pity; |
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| All's well : a favorite duett |
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| Americans. Death of Nelson; |
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| Anchor's weigh'd |
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| Beautiful maid |
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| Behold in his soft expressive face |
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| Bird duet |
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| Bird for freedom pines |
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| Braham's celebrated piano forte song |
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| By one by two by three |
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| The cabinet : a comic opera, in three acts |
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| [caption title, f.3r:] Love & Glory |
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| [caption title:] Jephtha's Daughter. |
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| [caption title:] The wild Gazelle. |
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| Dearest girl I soon must leave thee a favorite ballad sung with unbounded applause by Mr. Braham |
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| Death of Nelson |
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| Deserted by the waning moon |
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| Devil's bridge. |
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| Don't believe them |
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| Dramatic pamphlets. |
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| <[>Duetos. |
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| Dulce domum |
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| Echo duet |
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| English fleet in 1342 |
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| English fleet in 1342. All's well |
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| English fleet in 1342. Isabel is young |
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| English fleet in 1342. Kate's valentine |
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| English fleet in 1342. Love and glory |
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| English fleet in 1342. Lovely Kitty |
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| English fleet in 1342. Origin of gunpowder |
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| English fleet in 1342. Young Henry |
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| Fair Ellen |
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| False alarms |
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| False alarms Acte 2, scène 1 Should e'er I brave the foaming seas |
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| False alarms. Libretto |
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| False alarms. Said a smile to a tear |
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| Family quarrels. |
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| Farewell |
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| For ever let us part! |
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| Forget me not |
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| Gallop on gaily; |
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| Is there a heart that never lov'd |
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| Jephtas Tochter |
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| Kais |
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| Kais. Bewildered maid |
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| Kais. Farewell sweet maid |
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| Kais. On this cold flinty rock |
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| Kais, or, Love in the deserts. |
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| Kais. Overture |
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| Kais. Snowy rose go deck my fair |
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| The King! God bless him! the admired national air, sung at concerts, festivals, etc. |
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| Lilla come down to me |
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| The love letter. |
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| Maria |
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| My early day, what joy was thine |
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| Narensky, or, The road to Yaroslaf |
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| No more by sorrow |
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| Now hope, now fear, my bosom rending; arr. |
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| Paragraph |
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| Paragraph. Eliza |
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| Paragraph. Overture |
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| Plays. |
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| Pollacca |
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| Pollacca : a favorite song as performed at the principal concerts & theatres both in Europe and America |
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| Polonaise |
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| Reason and love |
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| Scots wha hae wi' Wallace bled |
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| A selection of Hebrew melodies ancient and modern with appropriate symphonies & accompaniments |
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| Serenade |
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| Sleeping beauty |
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| Sleeping beauty. Sweet woodland maid |
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| Slow broke the light |
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| Soft, love, 'tis I, relief is near |
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| Thirty thousand |
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| Thirty thousand. Death of General Sir Ralph Abercrombie |
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| Thirty thousand. Down by yon bank |
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| Thirty thousand. Freedom on thy fertile plains |
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| O thou art all to me, love |
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| Though love is warm awhile |
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| 'Tis but fancy's sketch |
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| To arms your country's cause requiring |
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| Together let us range the fields, duet [pr 2 v. et pf. en part.], sung by Mr Braham and Mrs Billington, from Solomon... |
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| Turn minutes to seconds |
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| 'Twas on the spot in ancient lore oft' nam'd |
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| Variations |
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| Vocal music. Selections |
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| O weep for those that wept by Babel's stream |
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| When absent from her |
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| When thy bosom heaves the sigh |
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| Who would not love |
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| William Tell |
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| Willow |
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| [without title] |
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| Zuma; |
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