Composition: The Grove (Carr, John)

Title The Grove, or Rural Harmony
Alternative title {{TPtr}} :The Grove or Rural Harmony containing The Huntsman, a Cantata with Symphonies accompanyed with the French Horn. An Address to Flora, a Cantata with Symphonies and a Chorus for three Voices. An Eccho Dialogue and A variety of other Songs set to Musick for one, two, and three Voices, with Symphonies for German Flutes or Violins and Thorough Bass. To which are added Three Catches for three Voices. Composed by John Carr of Boxford in Suffolk.
Creators John Carr (composer)
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Instrumentation voice, horn, violin and continuo
voice, flute, horn and continuo
voice, flute and continuo
voice, violin and continuo
voice and continuo
2 voices and continuo
3 voices, 2 violins and continuo
3 voices, 2 flutes and continuo
2 voices, flute and continuo
2 voices, violin and continuo
2 voices, 2 flutes and continuo
2 voices, 2 violins and continuo
3 voices
3 voices and continuo
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First published 1760
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Composition types Songs, Catches, Secular cantatas
Language English
Period Baroque
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view Complete John Johnson Complete Score · view
view Complete selections Here draw’r, come bring us some port · view

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