Dickons, Maria, approximately 1774-1833
Poole, Maria 1770c-1833
Dickons, Maria 1770-1833
Dickons, Maria, ca. 1774-1833
Martha Dickons British opera singer (c.1774–1833)
VIAF ID: 29096041 (Personal)
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1770-1833
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Dickons, Maria,
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approximately 1774-1833
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Martha Dickons
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British opera singer (c.1774–1833)
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100 1 _ ‡a Poole, Maria ‡d 1770c-1833
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Works
| Title | Sources |
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| 6 Canzonettas |
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| Adeline. A favorite air, with an accompanyment for the pedal harp or piano forte. [Dublin, Edmund Lee] |
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| Ballads |
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| The barber of Seville, 1818: |
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| Dear Le Verrou. A favourite ballad. [London, Longman & Broderip] |
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| How wondrous is the glorious art which British sailors know |
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| An impromptu ballad on Admiral Duncan's glorious victory written and composed by Miss Poole. London Printed for and Sold by Miss Poole N.o 1 Tavistock Street Covent Garden. and all the principal Music Shops. |
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| Rondo [...] Miss Poole - Vauxhall 1789 J Hook |
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| Shakespeare's King Richard the Second, 1815: |
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| Six canzonetts & a lullaby for the voice, with an accompaniment for the piano forte or harp. [London, Longman & Broderip] |
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| Songs |
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| Still let thy plaintive numbers flow [...] Sung by Miss Poole |
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| The Travellers in Switzerland |
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| The wandering lamb. A favorite ballad. [London, author] |
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| While Stephen thus you tease me |
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| Ye happy nymphs whose harmless hearts |
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