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John Whitaker (1776-1847)

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Type of entity: Person

Name: John Whitaker

Date of birth: 1776

Date of death: 1847

Source of information: Special Collections

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BC Music/DIB: Darby Kelly

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BC Music/DIB: O, it wasn't for me that I heard the bells ringing : sung... in the musical farce My spouse and I

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BC Music/TRO: Oh! rest thee babe : the celebrated ballad, sung... in Guy Mannering. To which is added the stanza sung by Mcarew in the scene of the gypsies' haunt, in the same play

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BC Music/TRO: Oh! say not woman's heart is bought : a favorite ballad... in the opera of the Heir of Veroni

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Large Music E-9/ENG: [Songs in the collection "English songs 1695-1830"]

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Music A-4.5/WHI: The seraph : a collection of sacred music suitable to public or private devotion : consisting of the most celebrated psalm and hymn tunes; with selections from the works of Handel, Haydn, Mozart, Pleyel, and favourite English and Italian composers: adapted to words from Milton, Young, Watts, Wesley, Merrick, Cowper, Henry Kirke White, Dr. Collyer, &c. To which are added many original pieces, composed and the whole arranged for four voices with an accompaniment for the pianoforte or organ and violoncello

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Ripon Cathedral Library XV.B.27/q: The daisies that sprinkle her grave : a favourite glee for three voices

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Ripon Cathedral Library XV.B.27/q: The sailor's return : a favourite glee for three voices

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Ripon Cathedral Library XV.B.27/q: Winds gently whisper : a favourite glee for three voices