Incledon, Charles 1763-1826
Incledon, Charles Benjamin, 1763-1826
Charles Incledon English tenor singer
Incledon, Charles
VIAF ID: 55315382 (Personal)
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1763-1826
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Incledon, Charles Benjamin
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1763-1826
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Incledon, Charles Venanzio
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1788-1865
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Beziehung familiaer
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Incledon, Charles
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1788-1865
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Works
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| ... [2 v, pf, 2 cl], sung by Mr. Dignum & Mr. Incledon. [New York, J. Hewitt; New York, J. Hewitt] |
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| 3 Songs |
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| Air sung at Vauxhall 1789 by M.r Incledon written by H. Robson. Jas. Hook |
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| Airs, duets, trios, chorusses & c in Abroad and at home, 1796: |
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| Attend all ye nymphs and ye swain |
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| Bright chanticleer proclaims the dawn |
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| Can I forget the silent tears |
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| [caption title, p.2:] Sung by W. [?] Incledon in the Opera of Abroad & at Home. by Shield |
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| [caption title:] The | thorn | a favourite ballad sung with great applause by M.|r Incledon at the Covent Garden | Theatre in London, the music by Mr. Sheild [sic], the poetry by Burns. |
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| Captive to his bird, a favorite song, sung with universal applause by M. Incledon, in his new entertainment call'd Variety... |
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| The Death of Tom Moody : The noted whipper-in well known to the Sportsmen of Shropshire |
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| Dialogue for M|r Incledon | and M|rs Iliff. Vauxhall 1788 [...] Hook |
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| The Duenna |
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| Duets |
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| Every day will I give thanks as, sung by Mr Incledon, at the Oratorios... [pour 1 voix & b] |
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| Farewell ambitious gilded toys |
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| From night till morn, a favorite duet as, sung by Mr Johnstone and Mr Incledon, [pr 2 v & instruments] |
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| The genius of England's invocation to Britannia [song on the restoration to health of George III.], as sung by Mr. Incledon ... at Vauxhall Gardens [London, G. Goulding] |
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| The Girl of my heart |
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| Grove music online, Mar. 6, 2009 |
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| Hartford Bridge |
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| Der Herr der hoch im Aether wohnt |
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| I'd think on thee my love |
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| In storms when clouds obscure the sky |
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| Jack Junk [...] Song M|r Incledon | W. Russell May 15.1803 |
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| The lass of Richmond Hill : sung by Mr. Incledon with the utmost applause at Vauxhall Gardens |
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| Lord of the manor. |
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| Madam I am come a-wooing |
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| Paul and Virginia |
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| See from ocean rising, a duett, sung by M. Incledon & Mrs Creswell. Paul & Virginie... |
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| O! sing sweet bird |
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| Song for Vauxhall - Mr. Ingleton [...] J Hook 1786 |
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| Steady she goes all well : a favorite song : sung by Mr. Incledon at the Theatre Royal Covent Garden in the opera of The Blind Girl |
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| Streamlet that flowd round her cot, sung by Mr Incledon, in the Woodman [air pr 1 v. & instruments] |
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| Sung by M|r Incledon. Ramah Droog |
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| Tell her I'll love her : a Ballad Sung by Mr. Incledon, in his new Entertainment of the Songster's Jubilie |
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| The thorn |
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| [Title page, f. 6:] No 1.| Einsamkeit | (Solitude). |
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| [Title page, f. 8:] No 2.| Abschied vom Rhein | (Farewell to the Rhine). |
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| [Title page, f. 8:] No 3.| Natur-Betrachtung | (Contemplation) |
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| [title page:] Freimaurer Cantate. | für | 4 Man[n]erstim[m]en Solo und Chor | Worte von | Charles. vol. Incledon | in Musik gesetzt und | Seiner königl: Hoheit Herzog von Sussex | mit allerhöchster Erlaubnis in tiefster | Unterthänigkeit gewidmet | von | Joseph Netzer | 11|t|e|s Werk. |
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| [title page, p.1] Solitude. | Farewell to the Rhine-gau. | Contemplation. | Three Songs | Written by Charles. vol. Incledon. | Composed, | and by permission most respectfully dedicated | to her Royal Highness, | The Duchess of Nassau. | by | Ch: Kosmaly. | Ent: Sta: Hall. | Mentz | by Schott & Sons: and by the Author | London. |
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| The Travellers in Switzerland |
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| The village maiden |
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| Well say can you fancy me |
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| When first I saw the village |
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