51622: | pseudonym of "Aquila." Among them may be |
51623: | named — I eautiful Sea, Friar Tuck's chaunt, |
51624: | Harvest Home, Oak and the Ivy, Winter |
51625: | ISIight, etc. ; Gipsy hfe and character [1845], |
51626: | a collection of songs written in conjunction |
51627: | with Glover. His son, Willi.\m Edwin, was |
51628: | also a publisher, pianist, and tenor singer, |
51629: | who composed some vocal music. He died at |
51630: | London, September 21, 1890, aged 64. |
51631: | |
51632: | Ratcliffe, James 335-L-10 Ratcliffe, James, composer, born in 1751. |
51633: | He was a lay-vicar in Durham Cathedral, and |
51634: | died in 1818. Composer of church music, |
51635: | including anthems, psalms, and chants. |
51636: | |
51637: | Ravenscroft, John 335-L-14 Ravenscroft, John, violinist and com- |
51638: | poser, was one of the Waits of the Tower |
51639: | Hamlets, and a violinist in Goodman's Fields |
51640: | Theatre. He died in 1745. He published a |
51641: | •collection of hornpipes, also sonatas for collection of hornpipes, also sonatas for |
51642: | stringed instruments ; also songs, such as |
51643: | Foolish woman, fly men's charms [1740], etc. |
51644: | |
51645: | Ravenscroft, Thomas 335-L-21 Ravenscroft, Thomas, composer and |
51646: | editor, was born in 1592 [1582] . He became |
51647: | a chorister in St. Paul's Cathedral, London, |
51648: | under Edward Pearce. Mus. Bac, Cantab., |
51649: | 1607 He died at London in 1635. |
51650: | |
51651: | Works. — Pammelia, Musicke's ]\Iiscellanie, Works. — Pammelia, Musicke's Miscellanie, |
51652: | or Mixed varietie of pleasant Roudelayes and |
51653: | delightful Catches of 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 |
51654: | parts in one. London, 1609. 2nd edition, |
51655: | 1618. Deuteromelia : or the Second part of |
51656: | Musick s Melodic, or melodious Musicke of |
51657: | pleasant Roundelais, K. H. mirth, or Free- |
51658: | men's Songs, and such delightful Catches. |
51659: | London, 1609. Melismata; musical Phansies, |
51660: | fitting the Court, Citie, and Country humours, |
51661: | to three, four, and five vovces. London, |
51662: | 1611. The Whole Booke of the Psalmes, with |
51663: | Hymnes Evangelicall and Songs Spiritual, |
51664: | composed into 4 parts by sundry authors, to |
51665: | such severall tunes as have been and are |
51666: | usually sung in England, Scotland, Wales, |
51667: | Germany, Italy, France, and the Netherlands. |
51668: | London, 1621. 2nd edition, 1633. Selections |
51669: | from the works of Thomas Ravenscroft, a |
51670: | musical composer in the time of King James |
51671: | 1. (Roxburghe Club). London, n.d. A briefe |
51672: | Discourse of the True but neglected use of |
51673: | Charact'ring the Degrees by their Perfection, |
51674: | Imperfection, and Diminution in Mensurable |
51675: | Musicke, against the common practise and |
51676: | custome of these times. London, 1614. |
51677: | |
51678: | Ravenscroft is best known by his "Booke |
51679: | of Psalmes," a work of much importance, |
51680: | containing contributions by Tallis, Dowland, |
51681: | Morley, Farnaby, Tomkins, Pearson, Parsons, |
51682: | Hooper, Kirbye, Allison, Parmer, Bennet, |
51683: | Milton, Cranford, Harrison, and tlie editor. |
51684: | It lias been drawn upon by nearly every suc- |
51685: | ceeding compiler of psalmody, and is now a |
51686: | somewhat rare work. It is worthy of notice |
51687: | that his "Pammelia" is the earliest collection |
51688: | of rounds and canons published in Britain. |
51689: | |
51690: | Rawlings, Thomas 335-L-63 Rawlings, Thomas, violinist, born about |