John Eccles

Born: 1668, London (England)
Died: 12 January 1735, Kingston-on-Thames (England)

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[details ←] Eight Songs Piano, Vocal, Organ,
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Don Quixote, 1694 (with Purcell).

Biography

He was the eldest son and pupil of his father, Solomon Eccles. Was a violinist and composer. Master of the King’s Music/Band from 1700. He wrote charming songs, and these and some of his keyboard music are occasionally to be heard. Composed music for "Don Quixote", 1694 (with Purcell), and other stage works; songs; instrumental pieces; pedagogical works for harpsichord and violin.

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Frederica von Stade - Voyage à Paris

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Rule Britannia

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Purcell’s London (English Orpheus, Vol 23) /Parley of Instruments * Goodman * Holman

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The Early Seventeenth Century

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Orpheus with His Lute - Music for Shakespeare from Purcell to Arne /(English Orpheus, Vol 50) /Bott * Brown * The Parley of Instruments * Holman

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Classical Kirkby

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