Fortune, Nigel, 1924-2009.
Fortune, Nigel.
Fortune, Nigel, 1924-....
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Nigel Fortune
Nigel Fortune English musicologist, political activist
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Works
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| O all ye people, clap your hands |
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| Anthems. |
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| Awake and with attention hear |
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| Awake, ye dead |
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| Ayres for four voices |
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| The Beethoven companion |
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| Chant |
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| Choral music. |
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| Come away, come sweet love |
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| Con che soavità : studies in Italian opera, song, and dance, 1580-1740 |
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| Early, o Lord, my fainting soul |
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| earth trembled |
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| Essays on opera and English music |
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| Full of wrath, his threat'ning breath |
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| Gloria Patri |
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| Great God, and just |
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| O happy man that fears the Lord |
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| Hear me, o Lord, the great support |
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| Hosanna to the highest |
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| How have I stray'd |
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| How long great God |
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| Hymn tune Burford |
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| If my complaints could passions move |
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| O, I'm sick of life |
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| In the black, dismal dungeon of despair |
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| Invitation to the Partsong Ayres for SATB |
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| It must be done, my soul |
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| Let the night perish |
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| Liederen. |
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| Lord, I can suffer thy rebukes |
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| Lord, not to us but to thy name |
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| O Lord, our governor |
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| O Lord, since I experienced have |
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| O Lord, thou art my god : Anthem for S.A.T.B. Continuo et Organ / Words from Psalm 63, vv. 1-5, 8. |
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| Monteverdi companion |
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| Music & letters |
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| Music and theatre essays in honour of Winton Dean |
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| My heart and tongue were twins |
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| My song shall be alway (1 v., ch. Ã 4 v. et 4 instr.) |
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| The New Oxford history of music |
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| Nigel Fortune memorial issue. |
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| Now cease, my wand'ring eyes |
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| Now, oh now I needs must part |
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| Now that the sun hath veiled his light |
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| Opera and church music, 1630-1750 |
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| penitential hymn |
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| Plung'd in the confines of despair |
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| Praise blindness, eyes, for seeing is deceit |
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| O praise the Lord, all ye heathen |
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| Remember not, Lord, our offences |
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| Resurrection |
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| Sacred music |
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| Say, love, if ever thou didst find |
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| Shall I sue, shall I seek for grace |
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| shepherd in a shade his plaining made |
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| Since God so tender a regard |
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| Sing unto the Lord |
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| Sleep, Adam, sleep and take thy rest |
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| Sleepe wayward thoughts |
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| Songs and vocal ensemble music [pour soli, choeur et basse réalisée à l'orgue ou au clavecin] |
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| Songs or airs, book 1-3, Selections [from old catalog] |
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| Songs or ayres. |
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| Stay time a while thy flying |
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| Studies in British musicology |
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| Sweet, stay a while ! Why will you rise? |
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| O sweet woods ! the delight of solitariness |
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| Tell me, some pitying angel |
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| Tell me, true Love |
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| They that go down to the sea in ships |
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| Think'st thou then by thy feigning |
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| Thou mighty God that rightest ev'ry wrong |
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| Thou wakeful shepherd |
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| To ask for all they love and they whole heart |
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| Toss not my soul o love twixt hopes and fear |
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| Weep you no more, sad fountains |
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| Were every thought an eye |
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| What if I never speed |
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| What poor astronomers are they |
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| When on my sick bed I languish |
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| When Phoebus first did Daphne love |
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| White as lilies was her face |
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| Whoever thinks or hopes of love for love |
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| Wile thou, unkind, thus reave me |
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| With sick and famish'd eyes |
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| Wo sing to him, whose wisdom form'd the ear |
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| Woeful heart with grief oppressed |
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| The works of Henry Purcell |
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