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Matthew Locke

Born: 1621 or 2

Died: 1677

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Born: 1621 or 2

Died: 1677

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Matthew Locke his little consort of three parts: containing pavans, ayres, corants and sarabands, for viols or violins. In two several varieties: the first 20 are for two trebles and a basse: the last 20 for treble, tenor & basse. To be performed either alone or with theorbo's and harpsecord. Treble and tenor

1656

The present practice of musick vindicated against the exceptions and new way of attaining musick lately publish'd by Thomas Salmon, M. A. &c.

1673

Shakespeare's tragedy of Macbeth with Locke's music; arranged for representation at the Princess's Theatre

1800

William Shakespear undifferentiated, Charles John Kean, Matthew Locke

Macbeth

1839

William Shakespeare, Matthew Locke, Charles John Kean, George Cressall Ellis, John Liptrott Hatton, Thomas Grieve, T. W. Edmonds, F. Cooke, J. F. Cathcart, Graham Mr, John Ryder, George Everett, James Vining, Ellen Kean, Thomas Scott, England) Princess's Theatre (London, Thomas Hailes Lacy (Firm)

Musica Britannica

1972

Consort [zu 4 Stimmen (um 1660) für alte Instrumente (Violenchor, Blockflötenchor) oder moderne Instrumente (Streichquartett, Streichorchester)]

1935

Chamber Music, Complete for Organ and Strings: Musica Britannica (Vol 31)

1971

Sechs Suiten zu zwei Stimmen für Sopran- und Altblokflöte =: Six suites in two parts for descant (soprano) and treble (alto) recorders

1973

The present practice of musick vindicated (Monuments of music and music literature in facsimile)

1974

Melothesia (Oxford Music for Organ)

1987

The original songs, airs & chorusses [sic] which were introduced in the tragedy of Macbeth: in score