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John Ward

John Ward

Musician · UK · 1571–1638

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Discography

Albums
Consort Music for Five and Six ViolsConsort Music for Five and Six Viols2009

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Upon A Bank With Roses - Consort MusicUpon A Bank With Roses - Consort Music2003

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The Fanshawe Circle - Madrigals and FantasiesThe Fanshawe Circle - Madrigals and Fantasies1994

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Country

GB

Born

1571-05-09

Died

1638

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Disambiguation

17th century English composer

ISNI

0000000079713214

ISNI

0000000435326115

Description

composer

Extract from Wikipedia

John Ward (1590–1638) was an English composer. He trained as a singer in Canterbury, where he was a chorister at Canterbury Cathedral. He then moved to London where he produced religious and secular works, and he also appears to have maintained a residence in Essex. Ward's compositions, some of which were published in his lifetime, consist of madrigals, works for viol consort and Anglican church music. His madrigals are remarkable for their fine texts, broad melodic lines and originality.

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