William Croft (1687-1727)
Last updated: 02.04.23
According to The New Penguin Dictionary of Music, William Croft was an English organist (at Westminster Abbey, 1708) and composer of songs, harpsichord pieces, stage music, etc., and much church music including hymn tune "St Anne" ("O God our Help in Ages Past").
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Midi World Early Music | Midis for W. Croft. |
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Piers Adams | The English Nightingale |        |
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Anastase Demetriades | Mosaique: Works for Recorder & Harpsichord | |
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City Waites | How the World Wags | |
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Alan Davis | By Purling Streams | |
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Clas Pehrsson | Italian and English Music for Recorder and Lute | |
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Clas Pehrsson | Renaissance Recorder Music / Clas Pehrsson, Jakob Lindberg | |
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Richard Harvey | The Genteel Companion | |
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 Sechs Sonaten für zwei Altblockflöten oder andere Instrumente (A/A) Arr./Editor: Paul Rubardt Level: 3 Publisher: Hortus Musicus (HM245) |
 Sonatas Op. 3 (A/A)32 pages. Publisher: Schott & Co. Ltd. (49011189) |
Six Sonatas: Op. 3 (A/A)
Arr./Editor: Edgar Hunt Level: Medium Publisher: Schott & Co. Ltd. (OFB1028) |