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Thomas Weelkes

Thomas Weelkes

Musician · UK · 1576–1623

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Discography

Albums
Gentleman Extraordinary: Anthems, Services, and Instrumental MusicGentleman Extraordinary: Anthems, Services, and Instrumental Music2023

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An Elizabethan ChristmasAn Elizabethan Christmas2021

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Grant The King A Long Life (English Anthems & Instrumental Music)Grant The King A Long Life (English Anthems & Instrumental Music)2012

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Madrigals & AnthemsMadrigals & Anthems1999

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AnthemsAnthems1996

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Cathedral MusicCathedral Music1992

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English Ayres & MadrigalsEnglish Ayres & Madrigals1990

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Ninth Sevice and AnthemsNinth Sevice and Anthems1988

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Balletts and Madrigals / The Cries of London / Sacred Music / Music for ViolsBalletts and Madrigals / The Cries of London / Sacred Music / Music for Viols1972

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Tudor Church MusicTudor Church Music1961

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Miserere: LamentationsMiserere: Lamentations

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Country

GB

Born

1576-10-25

Died

1623-12-01

Instruments

organ

Identifiers & aliases

Also known as: Томас Вилкс, Томас Уилкс, תומאס וילקס, תומס ווילקס

Disambiguation

English composer & organist, c. 1576–1623

ISNI

0000000081490734

Description

English composer

Extract from Wikipedia

Thomas Weelkes was an English composer and organist. He became organist of Winchester College in 1598, moving to Chichester Cathedral. His works are chiefly vocal, and include madrigals, anthems and services.

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