Jeremiah Clarke (1674-1707)

Overview

According to The New Penguin Dictionary of Music, Jeremiah Clarke was an English composer, pupil of Blow; organist, e.g. at St Paul's Cathedral, London. Disappointed in love, he shot himself. Composed church and stage music, choral setting of "Alexander's Feast" (Dryden) etc., and also harpsichord pieces amongst which occurs "The Prince of Denmark's March" which is widely known as "Trumpet Voluntary", sometimes with a misattribution to Henry Purcell.

Websites:
	Midi World Early Music	Midis for A. Cabezon and J. Clarke

	Title	Co-Author(s)	Sequencer


	Midi File(s) from various sources
	Trumpet Voluntary		Daniel N. Hamilton

Books

	Title	Author	Supplier


	Thematic Catalog of the Works of Jeremiah Clarke	Thomas F. Taylor
	Trumpet Voluntary Organ & Brass	Jeremiah Clarke

CDs

	Performer	CD Title	Supplier


Recorder Music CDs:
The Schwanewede Recorder Consort	Recorder Memories: Schwanewede Recorder Consort
American Recorder Orchestra of the West	Music of the British Isles
Brass Music CDs:
Canadian Brass	The Wedding Albums	CD(s) & MP3 Album(s)
Empire Brass	Brass & Percussion Music for Organ	CD(s) & MP3 Album(s)

Library

	Title	Instruments	Remarks


	Trumpet Voluntary	D/A/T/B
	Two Easy Consorts	D/A/T/B

Sheet Music

Recorder Sheet Music

Six Pieces (D/BC)

Score and Parts.
March, Ayre,Serenade and more.
Publisher: Loux Music Publishing Co. (LMP0134)

Trumpet Voluntary (D/A/T/B/Perc)

Score and Parts.
Publisher: Bosworth Edition (BOE3806)

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Works

This list is arranged in chronological order and contains 1 work by Jeremiah Clarke (1674-1707). It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located.

Title	Year	Attribution	Remarks


Trumpet Voluntary