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William Babell (or Babel) (c. 1690 - 23
September 1723) was an
English musician,
composer and
prolific arranger of
vocal music for harpsichord. He received...
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Babell is a
hamlet in Flintshire, Wales. It is part of the
community of Ysgeifiog. The
hamlet takes its name from the
Babell Methodist chapel,
built in...
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International Music Score Library Project 6
Concertos in 7 Parts, Op. 3 (
Babell):
Scores at the
International Music Score Library Project "Flutes and recorders...
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James I's Lord Chancellor,
lived in
Canonbury Tower, 1616–1626
William Babell, musician, died here in 1723
Ephraim Chambers, encyclopaedist,
lodged at...
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where the
Prophet ESAY 13. and 34. cap.
threatening the
destruction of
Babell and Edom: declares, that it shal not
onlie be wracked, but
shall become...
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published much
important Baroque music,
including works by
William Babell and
George Frideric Handel. John
Walsh (1665 or 1666 – 13
March 1736) was...
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literary scene with the aid of the Gorsedd.
Lectures and
discussions in Y
Babell Lên,
followed by
reviews of the
Cyfansoddiadau a
Beirniadaethau in a variety...
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George Frideric Handel (1685–1759)
Thomas Roseingrave (1688–1766)
William Babell (1689/1690–1723)
Robert Wood**** (c. 1690–1728)
Maurice Greene (1696–1755)...
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Designes that all
Mankynd converse shall,
Spite o' th'
confusion made att
Babell, By
Character call'd Universall. How long this
character will be learning...
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shows the
Melin (mill) and the
Welsh Calvinistic Methodist chapel,
Capel y
Babell.[citation needed] The
grave of
William Thomas (Islwyn), a 19th-century poet...
