Warren, Thomas 1730c-1794
Warren, Thomas 1730?-1794
Warren-Horne, Edmund Thomas, approximately 1730-1794
Warren, Edmund Thomas
VIAF ID: 86353840 ( Personal )
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- 100 1 _ ‡a Warren, Thomas ‡d 1730-1794
- 100 1 _ ‡a Warren, Thomas ‡d 1730-1794
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- 100 1 _ ‡a Warren-Horne, Edmund Thomas, ‡d approximately 1730-1794
4xx's: Alternate Name Forms (16)
5xx's: Related Names (1)
- 551 _ _ ‡a London
Works
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65 Madrigals | |
A collection of 17th and early 18th century anthems, ca. 1715: | |
A collection of catches, canons & glees | |
Come follow me my Lads | |
Cruda Amarilli che co 'l nom'ancora | |
O dolcezze amarissime d'Amore | |
Fiume ch'a l'onde tue | |
Flow o my tears and cease not | |
Lady when I behold the roses sprouting | |
[Manuscript music, untitled] | |
[p.3v:] Airs, or Phantastiek Sprites, for three Voices | Composed & newly published by Thomas Weelkes, | Gentleman of his Majesties Chappell, Batchelor of musick, | and Organist of the Cathedral Church of Chichester | London, 1608 | |
[p.41:] Madrigals for 3. 4. 5. & 6 voices by Thò. Weelkes 1597 | |
Parto o non parto ahi come reste. 56.|th | |
Perfida pur potesti. 38.|th | |
Pieces | |
Quand'io miro le rose | |
Questi vaghi concenti. 16.|th | |
Qui pur vedroll'al suon de miei sospiri. 13.|th. second part | |
Resolutio of the rota | |
La santa pale intenta. 62.|d. Third part | |
Sit downe and sing | |
So light is love in matchless beauty shining | |
Softly drop my eyes | |
Sola soletta | |
Some men desire spouses | |
Songs | |
Sospir nato di fuoco | |
I sung sometimes my thoughts and fancy's pleasure. 37.|th | |
Sweet honey-sucking bees why do you still | |
Sweet love if thou woud'st gain a monarch's glory | |
Te Deum [...] M|r. Handel [...] [Front cover:] Te Deum | by M.|r Handel | A# | |
The Tears or Lamentations of a sorrowful soul [...] Sir William Leighton | |
There where I saw her lovely beauty painted | |
Ha this world doth passe | |
Those spots upon my ladies face | |
Though my carriage be but careless | |
Thus saith my Chloris bright. 19.|th. | |
To our musical club here's long life | |
Tutto 'l dì piango e poi la notte | |
Unkind oh stay thy flying. 36.|th | |
Upon a hill the bonny boy | |
Il vago e bello armillo pagava il dritto mare. 48.|th | |
Vedi ch'egl'ama il suon da la cervice. 73.|d. Second part | |
Vedi le valli ei campi che si smaltano. 64.|th | |
Vieni deh vieni a me timida e bella. 25.|th | |
Vienne Montan mentre le nostre tormora | |
Vita soave e di dolcezza piena | |
Vivo in guerra mendico e son dolente. 52.|d | |
I want to dress. Catch | |
Weep weep mine Eyes my heart can take no rest. 45.|th | |
What have the gods | |
What needeth all this travel and turmoiling. 15.|th | |
O what shall I do or whither shall I turn me. 12.|th | |
When all alone my pretty Love. 50 (7:) [...] Giro Converso | |
When as I looked on my lovely Phyllis | |
When Chloris heard of her Amintas dying. 21.|st | |
When Thoralis delights to walk | |
Where most my thoughts there least my eye is striking | |
Wherefore burn with vain desires | |
Why are you ladies staying | |
Why dost thou shoot and I seek not to shield me | |
[without title] | |
Ye restless thoughts that harbour discontent. 6.|th | |
Yet sweet take heed all sweets are hard to get. 40.|th. Second part | |
Zefiro torna e 'l bel tempo rimena |