Frederick Bridge

Twelve Good Musicians

Arts EN ↓ 13 episoder

Twelve Good Musicians by Frederick Bridge profiles twelve influential English musicians from the 17th and 18th centuries. Bridge highlights the lives and works of composers like Purcell, Handel, and Arne, as well as their impact on English music. Each musician contributed significantly to the development of various music forms, including church music, opera, and instrumental compositions. Bridge celebrates their talents, shedding light on their careers, struggles, and achievements. The book is a tribute to the rich cultural and musical heritage of England, showcasing how these musicians shaped...

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Frederick Bridge

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Arts

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Seneste episode

18. nov. 2023

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Episoder

Twelve Good Musicians - Henry Purcell 18.11.2023
Twelve Good Musicians - Dr. John Blow 18.11.2023
Twelve Good Musicians - Pelham Humfrey 18.11.2023
Twelve Good Musicians - Matthew Locke 18.11.2023
Twelve Good Musicians - Henry Lawes 18.11.2023
Twelve Good Musicians - John Milton 18.11.2023
Twelve Good Musicians - Richard Deering 18.11.2023
Twelve Good Musicians - Orlando Gibbons 18.11.2023
Twelve Good Musicians - Thomas Weelkes 18.11.2023
Twelve Good Musicians - Thomas Morley 18.11.2023
Twelve Good Musicians - William Byrd 18.11.2023
Twelve Good Musicians - Dr. John Bull 18.11.2023
Twelve Good Musicians - Introductory 18.11.2023

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