John Ernest Galliard

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Born: 1680, Celle (Germany)
Died: 1749, London (England)

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Music

"VI Sonatas for a Flute and a Thorough Bass" (erroneously sometimes attributed to Schickhardt), 6 sonatas for bassoon (or cello), 6 sonatas for cello, some operas (now forgotten).

Source: Walter Kolneder’s preface in "John Ernest Galliard, Sechs Sonaten für Blockflöte (Querflöte) und Basso Continuo", Band I, Amadeus Verlag

Biography

born in Celle (Germany), son of a wig-maker. oboist in the court orchestra at Celle. Later he moved to London. He died in London in 1749.

Source: Walter Kolneder’s preface in "John Ernest Galliard, Sechs Sonaten für Blockflöte (Querflöte) und Basso Continuo", Band I, Amadeus Verlag

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