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A Testimony Concerning William Byrd And One Concerning Ann Brewster by Society Of Friends, 2010-05-23 The Collected Works of William Byrd Volume XIX by Edmund (Ed.) Fellowes, 1950 The Collected Vocal Works of William Byrd Volume IV by Edmund (Ed.) Fellowes, 1938 The Prose Works of William Byrd of Westover: Narratives of a Colonial Virginian (Belknap Press) by William Byrd, 1966-01-01 The Collected Vocal Works of William Byrd Volume XI by Edmund (Ed.) Fellowes, 1948 William Byrd of Westover, 1674-1744 by Pierre Mavambaud, Pierre Marambaud, 1971-12 Mass for Three Voices by William Byrd, 2003 William Byrd by Edmund Horace Fellowes, 1963 William Byrd of Westover by Richmond Croom Beatty, 1970-06 Letters from a Young Shaker: William S. Byrd at Pleasant Hill by William Byrd, 2004-11-19 The Writings of "Colonel William Byrd, of Westover in Virginia, Esqr": Edited by John Spencer Bassett ; Illustrated (1901) by William Byrd, 2009-06-01 William Byrd's Modal Practice (Medieval and Renaissance Music) by John Harley, 2005-05 Scientific Marriage: A Treatise Founded Upon The Discoveries And Teachings Of William Byrd Powell (1888) by Jesse Henry Jones, 2010-05-22 Another Secret Diary of William Byrd of Westover for the Years 1739 - 1741 by William; Maude H. Woodfin;Marion Tinling, Editors Byrd, 1942

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41. William Byrd (1543 - 1623)
    Translate this page william byrd. (1543 – 1623). Die Biographie von william byrd. Englischer Komponist angeblich soll byrd ein Schüler von Thomas Tallis  
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    Extractions: Komponisten William Byrd Biographie Photo Gallery Home Page Die Biographie von William Byrd Englischer Komponist: angeblich soll Byrd ein Schüler von Thomas Tallis gewesen sein, 1563 wird er als Nachfolger von Parson Organist an der Kathedrale in Lincoln, 1570 Gentleman der Chapel Royal, 1572 ging er nach London, wo er zusammen mit Tallis Organist an der Chapel Royal wurde. 1575 erhielt er zusammen mit Tallis das Privileg des Notendrucks. MIDI FILE - Galliard for 6 violas (1'45'') Alle Strafen und öffentlichen Anfeindungen wegen seiner unbedingten Treue zum katholischen Glauben konnten ihn nicht von seiner Überzeugung abbringen. Wegen unterlassenen Kirchenbesuchs mußten er und seine Frau öfter Geldstrafen entrichten; ernsthafter war die Anklage wegen religiöser Verführung eines Dienstboten. MIDI FILE - From "The Fitz William Virginal Book": The Maydens Song (4'44'')

42. Classical Music Dictionary
    Translate this page william byrd. (1543 - 1623). La vita di william byrd. Allievo forse di Tallis, fu organista del Duomo di Lincoln e della Cappella reale  
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    Extractions: MIDI FILE - Galliard for 6 violas (1'45'') Le opere di William Byrd Si può considerare il compositore inglese più importante del 1500: scrisse un centinaio di pezzi per virginale, e musica da camera per degli ensemble di viole (era la prima volta nella storia della musica), sovente quale accompagnamento alla voce. MIDI FILE - Hey ho To the greenwood (0'52'') Scrisse circa 200 brani sacri, eccellendo nella composizione di musica sacra su testo latino.

43. Musica Classica - Classical Music - Klassische Musik - Karadar Bertoldi Ensemble
    Musica Classica Classical Music Dictionary entry with life, portrait, works with MIDI audio samples, and links.  
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    Extractions: William Byrd, (b. 1543, d. July 4, 1623), the most famous and versatile English composer of his age, inherited a characteristically English musical style from his teacher Thomas Tallis When only 20 years of age he was appointed organist and master of the choristers at Lincoln Cathedral, but he left in 1572 for London, where he had been named a gentleman of the Chapel Royal. Although a steadfast Roman Catholic, Byrd remained a loyal member of the Anglican musical establishment until his death. MIDI FILE - Galliard for 6 violas (1'45'') The music he wrote for the Anglican church was surpassed only by his music for the Roman Catholic rite, most of which was privately performed in the houses of his patrons, who were members of the recusant Catholic minority. Despite the allusions to religious persecution in the text of Byrd's Motets, he was respected and admired for his musical abilities by Queen Elizabeth I and King James I. MIDI FILE - Hey ho To the greenwood (0'52'') Byrd was a fine organist and a virtuoso performer on the virginals, for which he wrote numerous pieces, including fantasias, dances, variations, and program music. He was one of the pioneers of the consort song (for voice and viols) and also excelled in chamber music of many kinds: sacred and secular songs for domestic use, and a wide variety of forms and styles ranging from lullabies to theater music.

44. MSN Encarta - Byrd, William (composer)
    byrd, william (composer). byrd, william (composer) (15431623), greatest English composer of the Elizabethan age. Find more about byrd, william (composer) from,  
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    Extractions: Subscription Article MSN Encarta Premium: Get this article, plus 60,000 other articles, an interactive atlas, dictionaries, thesaurus, articles from 100 leading magazines, homework tools, daily math help and more for $4.95/month or $29.95/year (plus applicable taxes.) Learn more. This article is exclusively available for MSN Encarta Premium Subscribers. Already a subscriber? Sign in above. Byrd, William (composer) Byrd, William (composer) (1543-1623), greatest English composer of the Elizabethan age. Born probably at Lincoln, he was organist at the Lincoln... Related Items Elizabethan composers and composition associates and contemporaries 12 items Multimedia 2 items Selected Web Links MSN Music WindowsMedia.com Media Guide 3 items Want more Encarta? Become a subscriber today and gain access to: Daily Math Help Literature Guides Researcher Tools Paper-Writing Guides 60,000 + articles

45. Byrd, William
    Translate this page La obra fundamental de william byrd. byrd, william (¿Lincolnshire?, Reino Unido, 1542 ó 1543 / Stondon Massey, Essex, Reino Unido, 4-7-1623).  
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46. Byrd, William (1543 - 1623), Komponist (Composer)
    Translate this page william byrd (Komponist) - Lebensdaten - Informationen - Werke - lieferbare CD-Aufnahmen Bücher - Noten - Biografien - weiterführende Links  
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    Extractions: Kompositionen für Tasteninstrumente, Werke für Violen, kunstvolle Kirchenmusik und Madrigale... Hier finden Sie ausgewählte CD's und Bücher von/über William Byrd Hier finden Sie William Byrd MIDI-Files Hier finden Sie Noten von William Byrd Musicnotes bietet Noten zum Direktdownload an. Wenn man sich ein kleines PlugIn installiert, kann man nicht nur eine Notenvorschau ansehen und ausdrucken(!), sondern sich die Stücke auch anhören. -> William Byrd Noten bei 'Musicnotes' Sheet Music Plus , ein Notenversand aus Kalifornien, versendet Noten weltweit innerhalb weniger Tage und bietet zahlreiche Noten auch zum Direkt-Download an. Noten bei 'Sheetmusic' William Byrd

47. British Empire: Biographies: William Byrd
    Name, william byrd. One portrait by Charles Bridges was of the sad romantic figure of Evelyn byrd, william s eldest child by his first wife, Lucy Parke.  
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    Extractions: "The broad lawn that rolls down to the waters edge at Westover is shaded by huge trees - the yew planted by George Washington, the elms and sycamores, and the line of tulip poplars. They stand there before this great Georgian mansion which has withstood all the ravages caused by fire and wars ever since William Byrd II built it beside the James river 260 years ago". Family Tree Pennsylvania had William Penn and Virginia had the great William Byrd. Colonel William Byrd II (1674-1744), to give him his full title, was born on his father's plantation in Virginia but brought up in Essex and remained in England for most of his early life. Aged thirty when his father died in 1704, William returned to Virginia to manage the family's 26,000 acre estate and later built a fine house there which stands today. He became President of the Colonial Council, on which he sat as a Member for 35 years, and in 1733 established two towns, Richmond on the James river - now the capital - and Petersburg on the Appomattuck. He was truly one of the founding fathers of the modern State of Virginia whose southern boundary he personally established. Colonel William Byrd II William was hardy and energetic and, like most Virginians of his time, often in the saddle. A great traveller, he was no ordinary pioneer: this was a man of culture, wide accomplishments and considerable charm, a genial host who had powerful friends on both sides of the Atlantic. He crossed that ocean ten times and "Golden Rose", the ship in which he often sailed, is in the background to Hans Hyssing's portrait of him.

48. WILLIAM BYRD
    byrd, william (15431623), English musical composer, was probably a member of one of the numerous Lincolnshire families of the name who were to be found at  
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    Extractions: BYRD, WILLIAM Series, James I. add, series, vol. xxxvi), but Mrs Shelley persevered in her suit, apparently untilher death in 1609. In the following year the matter was settled for a time by Byrds buying Stondon Place in the names of Johnand Thomas Petre, part of the property being charged with apayment to Byrd of 20 for his life, with remainder to his second son Thomas. Throughout this long suit Byrd, though in posses-sion of property which had been confiscated from a recusantand actually taking part as a member of the Chapel Royalat the coronation of James I., had been excommunicated since 1598, while from 1605 until 1612, and possibly later, he was regularly presented before the archidiaconal court of Essex as aCatholic. In 1603 Easte published a work (no copies of which are known to exist) entitled Medulla Musi eke. Sucked out of the sap pe of two [of] the most famous Musitians that ever were in thisland, namely Master Wylliam Byrd . . . and Master Alphonso Ferabosco . . . either of whom having made 40i~~ was held by a member of the Petre family. The committee for compounding with delinquents at that date allowed ThomasByrd the annuity of 20

49. Byrd, William
    byrd, william (15431623). English organist and composer. Pupil and protégé of Thomas Tallis; organist at Lincoln cathedral (1563  
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50. Handbook Of Texas Online: BYRD, WILLIAM
    format this article to print. byrd, william (18281898). william byrd, lawyer, soldier, and politician, was born at Cottage Farm, Clarke  
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    Extractions: format this article to print BYRD, WILLIAM (1828-1898). William Byrd, lawyer, soldier, and politician, was born at Cottage Farm, Clarke County, Virginia, on September 9, 1828, the son of Richard Evelyn and Anne (Harrison) Byrd. He graduated from Virginia Military Institute on July 4, 1849, and afterward took a degree in law at the University of Virginia. By March 1853 he was practicing law in the Travis County, Texas, community of Webberville, and by 1854 was popular enough to be chosen orator at the annual Fourth of July barbecue. The Austin Texas State Gazette see austin state gazette ) referred to him as "a young lawyer spoken of highly by his friends," and declared his address "to have been quite eloquent and credible to that young gentleman." A clipping from an unidentified newspaper in Byrd's scrapbook, now preserved at the Barker Texas History Center qv at the University of Texas at Austin, quotes the 1854 speech in full. Its spread-eagle oratory praises the creed of the Young America movement and attacks the North for "tramping on the constitution" and for "substituting for the wisdom and virtue of their patriotic fathers, the fatuity and villainy of unprincipled fanatics deliberately [inaugurating] a series of legislative acts against slavery." In August 1854 Byrd moved to Austin, where he formed a partnership with T. Scott Anderson.

51. Byrd - Beskrivelser Af Komponisternes Liv Og Virke
    Deres liv og virke beskrives kort. byrd, william (1543, 1623, ). byrd regnes sædvanligvis for det største navn i samtidens engelske musik.  
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    Extractions: Byrd regnes sædvanligvis for det største navn i samtidens engelske musik. Han var organist ved domkirken i Lincoln og senere medlem af Chapel Royal i London. Ikke alene er han en af de betydeligste af virginalisterne, han har også skrevet betydelig kormusik, især tre messer og henved 200 motetter. Toppen af siden

52. Byrd, William (composer)
    byrd, william (composer). English composer. His sacred and secular choral music, including over 200 motets and Masses for three, four  
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53. Composers [Byrd, William]
    Composers byrd, william (1543 1623). www.rmjs.co.uk. byrd, william (b ?Lincoln, 1543 - d Stondon Massey, 4 July, 1623) byrd was  
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    Extractions: Byrd was brought up in London as a pupil of Thomas Tallis. In 1563 he became Organist and Master of the Choristers at Lincoln Cathedral, and married there in 1568. Although he remained at Lincoln until c1572, he was a Gentleman of the Chapel Royal from 1570, and its organist form 1575 (at first with Tallis). Following his wife's death in 1580 he remarried. He and his family were often cited as Catholic recusants, but he continued to compose openly for the Catholic church. In 1593 Byrd moved to Essex where he spent the rest of his life and was frequently involved in property litigation. His reputation was very high: he was described as 'Father of British Music', Morley and Tomkins were among his pupils. Much of his varied output was published during his lifetime. His sacred music ranges widely in style and mood, from the florid and penitential motets of the Cantiones sacrae to the concise and devotional motets of the Gradualia (motet sections intended to form an impressive scheme of complete Mass Propers). His secular songs predate the true madrigal as they use intricate flowing counterpoint derived from an earlier English style (cf Tallis and Taverner), and range from solemn lamentations to exuberant jests. His instrumental music is especially important as the many consort songs greatly influenced the later lute ayre, which his virginal pieces and unparalleled in richness of invention and contrapuntal brilliance. In all the genres in which he wrote, Byrd was both traditionalist, and innovator, channelling continental ideas into a native English tradition, and his expressive range was unusually wide for his day. He wrote for both Catholic and Anglican churches with equal genius.

54. Byrd, William, English Composer
    byrd, william. byrd, william, 1543–1623, English composer, organist at Lincoln Cathedral and, jointly with Tallis, at the Chapel Royal.  
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    Extractions: Byrd, William Byrd, William, , English composer, organist at Lincoln Cathedral and, jointly with Tallis, at the Chapel Royal. Although Roman Catholic, he composed anthems and services for the English Church in addition to his great Roman masses and Latin motets. He was esteemed by his contemporaries and was favored by Queen Elizabeth I, who, in 1575, granted to Byrd and Tallis a patent for the exclusive printing and selling of music. Byrd also composed instrumental music. See studies by E. H. Fellowes (2d ed. 1948), O. W. Neighbor (1978), and J. Kerman (1981). The Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia,

55. Byrd, William, 1652–1704, English Planter In Colonial Virginia
    encyclopediaEncyclopedia byrd, william. byrd, william, 1652–1704, English planter in early Virginia. He came to America as a youth  
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56. Byrd, William (1562 - 1623)
    Translate this page william byrd (Komponist) - Lebensdaten - Informationen - Werke - lieferbare CD-Aufnahmen Bücher - Noten - Biografien - weiterführende Links  
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    Extractions: Kompositionen für Tasteninstrumente, Werke für Violen, kunstvolle Kirchenmusik und Madrigale... Hier finden Sie ausgewählte CD's und Bücher von William Byrd Hier finden Sie MIDI-Files von William Byrd: Classical Music Archives Weiterführende Links / MP3-Dateien / Notensuche : Formular zur Notensuche Stichwort, Titel, Komponist .... Suchfeld Sheetmusic: Künstler Song Album Komponist Komposition Instrument Wenn Sie einen weiterführenden Link, eine CD, ein Buch bzw. weitere Informationen (bitte mit Quellenangabe) zu diesem Komponisten kennen, schicken Sie uns diese bitte mit folgendem Formular: Informationen melden: Name: e-Mail: Kommentar:

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58. Byrd, William, 1674–1744, American Colonial Writer, Planter, And Government Off
    byrd, william. byrd, william, 1674–1744, American colonial writer, planter, and government official; son of william byrd (1652–1704).  
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    Extractions: Byrd, William Byrd, William, , American colonial writer, planter, and government official; son of William Byrd Richmond A History of the Dividing Line, A Journey to the Land of Eden, and A Progress to the Mines were all based on his diaries. Byrd's polished style and crisp wit, in addition to his valuable record of Southern life, have won him a reputation as one of the foremost colonial authors. At his death he left a library of some 4,000 volumes at his Westover estate. See his diaries and other writings (1941, 1942, 1970); biography by P. Marambaud (1971). The Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia, William Byrd New dominance in the old dominion: steadying William Byrd in The Secret History of the Line.(Critical Essay)(Biography) (The Southern Literary Journal) The Commonplace Book of William Byrd II of Westover (Early American Literature) The Commonplace Book of William Byrd II of Westover.(Book Review)

59. New Catholic Dictionary: Byrd, William
    byrd, william. (c.15431623) Composer and organist, born probably Lincoln, England; died London. He became, in 1575, organist of  
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    Extractions: (c.1543-1623) Composer and organist, born probably Lincoln, England; died London. He became, in , organist of the Chapel Royal, being an orthodox polyphonist. He excelled in liturgical compositions although he also founded the English Madrigal School and was a prolific composer for the virginals. " Psalms, Sonnets and Songs ," several masses, " Graduals ," and " Sacred Songs ," have survived.

60. William Byrd --  Encyclopædia Britannica
    byrd, william Encyclopædia Britannica Article. , Life from byrd, william Of byrd s origins and early life virtually nothing is known.  
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