Dittie of Musicks Prayse - written by Rev – webtrees

Dittie of Musicks Prayse - written by Rev

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OBJE:_DSCR	Edwardes was less well known as a composer, but several of his compositions survive, including three pieces in the Mulliner Book: "O the syllye man" ascribed to him by the book, and two anonymous pieces usually attributed to him, "In goinge to my n aked bedde" and "When grypinge griefes." Other pieces include a song from Damon and Pithias, "Awake, ye woeful wights," and a setting of the Lord's Prayer in Richard Day's Psalter c. 1563. -- 9 Jul 2009
Created at	2019-06-01 17:07:31.000
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Alive Dead Death>100 Death<=100 Birth>100 Birth<=100 Roots Leaves
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Rev. Richard Thomas Edwardes, Sr bastard Rev. Richard Thomas Edwardes, Sr bastard Father: Henry VIII Tudor Plantagenet, King of England, of the House of Plantagenet, Lord of Ireland; Prince of Wales Mother: (Mistress) Agnes Beaupenny Blewitt (Mistress of King Henry VIII)				25 March 1523	502	Cardiff, Glamorganshire, Wales	16	31 October 1566	458	43	London St Augustine with St Faith, London, England	Never	M	YES	YES
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