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William Horsley (1774-1858), composer

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Type of entity: Person

Name: William Horsley

Date of birth: 1774

Date of death: 1858

Roles: composer

Source of information: Special Collections

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Armytage Music Books 6: A collection of glees composed for Clementi & Cos vocal harmony

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Armytage Music Books 7: A collection of glees, canons, and catches, composed by the late John Wall Callcott,... : including some pieces never before published ; the whole selected, and arranged with an accompaniment for the piano-forte, ad libitum, together with a memoir of the author

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BC Music/BYR: Book 1 of Cantiones sacrae : for five voices

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BC Music/BYR: Book 1 of Cantiones sacrae : for five voices

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BC Music/HAN: Oh had I Jubal's lyre : aria

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BC Music/HAN: Sound an alarm

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BC Music/HAN: Twenty of the most popular of Handel's songs

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BC Music/c 12/HOR: Laura : a song with an accompaniment for the piano forte. Also for horns, flute, violoncello & double bass (ad libitum)

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BC Music/c 16/CRA: Sportive little trifler, tell me : (glee for three voices)

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BC NCC Mus/HAN: Angels ever bright and fair

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BC NCC Mus/HOR: See the chariot at hand

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Fiske-Platt/BEN: Mine be a cot : a glee for four voices, sung by Messrs. Harrison[,] Chas. Knyvett, Wm. Knyvett, and Bartleman

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Large Music D-0/PUR: Book 1 of Cantiones sacrae : for five voices

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Large Music E-9 HAN: Songs, duetts and trios

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

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Ripon Cathedral Library XV.B.24/q: Cold is Cadwallo's tongue : a glee for five voices as performed at the vocal concert, Willis's Rooms (the poetry from Grays Bard)