Lampe, John Frederick, 1703?-1751
Lampe, Johann Friedrich 1703-1751
Lampe, John Frederick
John Frederick Lampe English musician of German descent
Lampe, John Frederick 1702-1751
Lampe, John Frederick ca. 1702-1751
VIAF ID: 4939956 (Personal)
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1703?-1751
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Braunschweig
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Edinburgh
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Edinburgh
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Lampe, Charles John Frederick
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London
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London
Works
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| Amelia : A new English opera, as it is perfom'd at the New theatre in the Hay-market, after the Italian manner |
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| Amelia. Ah traitress wicked and impure. [from old catalog] |
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| The apology |
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| The art of musick |
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| [Bright Cinthia's pow'r] |
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| Britannia |
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| Britannia Welcome Mars |
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| Charmer permit me to make a surrender. The lover's address [Song] |
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| Collins Complaint |
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| Columbine Courtezan |
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| The complete hymns & chorales : including complete source materials for the Handel-Wesley hymns |
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| [cover title, score:] Das Mädchen im Eichthale |
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| Crouds of coxcombs. Sung by Mrs. Clive. |
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| cuckoo concerto |
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| Dear Collin prevent my warm blushes |
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| The declaring lover. |
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| Dione |
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| Dione Pretty warblers |
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| Dragon dragon thus I dare thee (1 T., 3 instr. et b. c.) |
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| dragon of Wantley |
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| Dragon of Wantley. But to hear the children mutter |
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| Dragon of Wantley. Selections |
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| Dragon of Wantley. Zeno, Plato, Aristotle |
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| Duets (voc.) |
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| écrivains et la musique |
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| Female advice [Song] |
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| The free gift. |
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| Gentle knight all knights exceeding pink of prowess (1 S., 1 htb, 2 v.ons, 1 alt. & b. c.) |
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| O give me not up to the Lan (1 S. et b. c.) |
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| Glide swiftly on thou silver stream. The maid's request [Song] |
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| He's a man ev'ry inch. I assure you (1 s. et b. c.) |
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| Hymns |
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| Hymnus on the great festivals, and other occasions [Sing-St./bc] |
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| If that's all you ask (1 S., 3 instr. et b. c.) |
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| Insulting Gipsey you're surely tipsey (2 S., 2 instr. et b. c.) |
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| [Kein Hauptsachtitel erfasst] |
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| A lass there lives upon the green. Song in Oroonoko |
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| Léno, Plato, Aristotle all were lover of the bottle (1 T., 3 instr. v. b. c.) |
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| Mars in Vain to war you move me |
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| The modest concealment. |
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| My sweet Honey suckle (1 S., 1 T., 2 instr. et b. c.) |
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| No glory I covet. Content by raison. A duetto. |
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| Oh I would not for any money (1 S., 1 v.on et b. c.) |
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| Oh, oh, Master Moore (1 B., 2 instr. et b. c.) |
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| Opéras |
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| Overtures |
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| Pantomimes |
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| The parent bird. |
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| Pigs shall not be so fond as we (1 S., 1 T., 3 instr. et b. c.) |
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| A plain and compendious method of teaching thorough bass |
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| Plays. |
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| Pyramus and Thisbe |
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| Shepherd's invitation |
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| Song in Oroonoko sung by Mrs. Lampe. |
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| Songs |
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| Songs and duetto's in the burlesque opera |
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| Songs. Selections |
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| Stage music |
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| Sure my stap will burst n. th sobbing (1 S., 2 htbs, 2 v.ons, 1 alt. et b. c.) |
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| Tho now she scorns her blooming face |
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| Tho' rude rebellion rears its head. The occasional song as it is now perform'd at the Theatre Royal in Covent Garden |
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| To Sylvia [Song]. Sung ... at the Theatre in Drury Lane |
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| Tom Thumb the Great |
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| Virtue honour still attend me |
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| When fading beauty does decay. The inconstant [Song] |
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| Whilst endless tears and sighs declare. A song in the new tragedy of Fatal falsehood [J. Hewitt] |
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| Who towin a woman's favour. Sung by Mr. Salway in Cupid and Psyche. |
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| The wish. |
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| Wit musically embellish'd. Being a collection of forty new English ballads; the words by divers eminent hands, set to musick with a thorough bass for the harpsichord ... the tunes all transpos'd for the flute |
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| Ye Brittons draw near. Upon the taking of Chagre Castle by Ad|ml Vernon [Song] |
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| Ye sons of blue Neptune. Naval glory or the British tars triumph. |
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