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John Dowland. (1563 1626).
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Dowland,John (1562-1626)
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John Dowland
John Dowland. Born 1563, Dublin (Ireland) Died 20 February 1626, London(England). Music. John Dowland's lute music the background.
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JOHN DOWLAND. Etching of Lute. Hear the Lute on MP3. In Dowland'sown words. When I came to the Duke of Brunswick he used me kindly
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Extractions: Hear the Lute on MP3 In Dowland's own words. "When I came to the Duke of Brunswick he used me kindly and gave me a rich chain of gold, 23 pounds of money with velvet, satin and gold lace to make me apparel, with promise that if I would serve him he would give me as much as any prince in the world." "From thence I went to the Landgrave of Hesse, who gave me the greatest welcome that might be for on of my quality, who sent a ring into England to my wife, valued at 20 pounds sterling and gave me a great standing cup with a cover gilt, full of dollars with many great offers for my service." "From thence I had great desire to see Italy and came to Venice and from there to Florence, where I played before the duke and got great favors. Dowland was appointed lutenist to Christian IV of Denmark n November 11 1598 at the salary of 500 dalers per annum. This was a significant amount of money and even though he was well paid, there are documents indicating borrowing against future salary. It is believed he may have had a problem with alcohol. Before his last book of songs was published Dowland's publisher was killed by the Black Plague The project was finished by the wife of the printer.
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Miscellaneous Songs By Dowland
John Dowland (15621626). Miscellaneous Songs. A shepherd in a shade;Awake, sweet love; Behold a wonder here; Burst forth, my tears;
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John Dowland. (15631626). We know nothing of John Dowland's earlylife beyond the statements, made in his publications, that he was
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Extractions: While he was in London, Dowland published his first collection of music, The First Booke of Songes or Ayres of Foure Partes with Tableture for the Lute A Pilgrimes Solace, also show that he had become aware of the new declamatory style of his Italian contemporaries. Dowland seems to have remained in England at least until February 1598, when the Landgrave of Hesse invited him to return to Kassel, though by the following November he had taken up a post at the Danish court. He remained there until 1606, apart from a year spent in England in 1603-04, when he took the opportunity to publish Lachrimae, his only collection of consort music. Lachrimae also broke new ground in that it was the only set of five-part dance music to use the table layout, the only one to be equipped with a tablature lute part, and the only one to feature a variation suite of seven pavans. These dances are linked by the four-note descending motif heard at the beginning of Lachrimae Antiquae and by a subtle web of thematic and harmonic inter-relationships. Dowland dedicated Lachrimae to the queen, Anne of Denmark, stating that the collection was begun in her native land and finished in England; to some extent it represents the practice and repertory of expatriate Englishmen at the Danish court, including the composers
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John Dowland
John Dowland. Born 1563, probably in London. Died (buried) 20 February1626, London. English lutenist/songwriter. Dowland's first
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Extractions: Died (buried) 20 February 1626, London. Hamlet fame). Following his definitive return to England in 1606, he was named lutenist at the court of James I (1612), for whose funeral he eventually played. Flow My Tears, serves as the point of departure for the fine collection called Lachrimae, or, Seaven Teares Figured in Seven Passionate Pavans for lutes, viols, or violins in five parts (1604). Works Lute songs (80+)
John Dowland - Wikipedia
John Dowland. John Dowland (born 1563, died February 20, 1626) was an Englishor possibly Irish lateRenaissance composer and lute player.
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Extractions: Main Page Recent changes Edit this page Older versions Special pages Set my user preferences My watchlist Recently updated pages Upload image files Image list Registered users Site statistics Random article Orphaned articles Orphaned images Popular articles Most wanted articles Short articles Long articles Newly created articles All pages by title Blocked IP addresses Maintenance page External book sources Printable version Talk Log in Help From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. John Dowland February 20 ) was an English or possibly Irish late- Renaissance composer and lute player. He is best known today for his song "Flow, my tears". Very little is known of Dowland's early life, but it generally thought he was born in London or possibly Dublin . It is known that he went to Paris in where he was in service to the ambassador to the French court. He became a Roman Catholic at this time, which he claimed led to him not being offered a post at Elizabeth I 's Protestant court. He worked instead for many years at that of the Christian IV of Denmark . He returned to England in 1606 and in 1612 secured a post as one of James I of England 's lutenists. He died in London.
Dowland, John (1563 - 1626)
Brief biography of the English lutenist and composer with recommended recording.Category Arts Music Composition Composers D dowland, johndowland, john (1563 1626). john dowland, of English or possibly Irishorigin, was born in 1563, probably in London. He was a lutenist
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Extractions: John Dowland, of English or possibly Irish origin, was born in 1563, probably in London. He was a lutenist of distinction but failed, allegedly because he was a Catholic, to win a position in the royal service, seeking his fortune abroad at Kassel and later, in 1598, at the court of Christian IV of Denmark. He was forced by debt to return to England in 1606 and eventually won appointment as one of the King's Lutes in 1612. He performed during the funeral ceremonies of King James I and himself died the following year. Dowland was the composer, in particular, of one of the best known songs of the period, Flow my teares, music much imitated, epitomising the fashionable humour of the day, melancholy. Dowland himself provided an apt pun on his own name - Dowland, semper dolens (Dowland, always grieving) - although he had a reputation as a cheerful man, yet professionally embittered by his long failure to find employment at court. Vocal Music Dowland was above all the composer of lute-songs, publishing his first collection of airs in 1597, followed by a second in 1600 and a third in 1603. He left over eighty secular songs and these include Come again: sweet love doth now endite, Fine knacks for ladies and Flow my teares, among many others of moving intensity. Lute Music For the lute itself Dowland wrote Fantasias, and dance-movements, including Pavanes, Galliards, Almains and Jigs. Other Instrumental Music The best known of Dowland's instrumental compositions is his famous Lachrimae or Seaven Teares, for five viols and lute. This work includes a series of dance-movements, chiefly Galliards, and solemn Pavanes, using the theme familiar from the lute-song Flow my teares.
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