Tallis, Thomas, approximately 1505-1585

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Epithet: composer and organist

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referencedIn	" A BOOKE of In nomines and other solfainge songs of v: vj vij: and viij : parts for voyces or Instrumentes," written in direct, transverse, and reversed staves, so that all can sing, or play, at once. (Compare the arrangement of John Dowland's First..., 16th century	British Library
referencedIn	"TRISTITIÆ remedium. Cantiones selectissimæ diuersorum tum authorum tum argumentorum; labore et manu exaratæ Thomæ Myriell, A.D. 1616." A collection of glees, sacred pieces, etc., by John Wilby, Richard Deering, Thomas Ravenscroft, Martin Pierson, Jo..., 1616	British Library
creatorOf	(1-26.). ROYAL MUSIC COLLECTION. Vocal music; end of 17th century. All in score.Paper.1. 5 ff. Byrd (William): Laudate pueri. Motet for 6 voices. From the Tallis and Byrd Cantiones, 1575.2. 2 ff. Byrd (William): Memento homo. Motet for 6 voices. From..., 17th century	British Library
referencedIn	(ff. 172). Vol. ii. FIFTY-SIX anthems by Thomas Tallis, Michael Wise, Dr. Benjamin Rogers, Dr. Thomas Tudway, Pelham Humphrey, William Tucker, Joseph Harris, Nicholas Wootton, Orlando Gibbons, Dr. Matinee Green, Daniel Henstridge, Henry Aldrich, John..., 17th century-18th century	British Library
referencedIn	(ff. 173). Vol. iii. MORNING and Evening services, canons, etc., by Henry Purcell, Matthew Locke, Dr. John Blow, Dr. William Child, Orlando Gibbons, Dr. Maurice Green, Daniel Henstridge, Thomas Morley, Anthony Walkley, Rev. Valentine Nalson, Thomas T..., 17th century-18th century	British Library
referencedIn	(ff. 179). Vol. i. FIFTY-ONE anthems by Dr. Maurice Green, Dr. John Bull, William Raylton, Henry Hall, Thomas Tallis, Dr. John Blow, Dr. Henry Aldrich, John Weldon, William Croft, Jeremiah Clark, Albert Bryne, Pelham Humphrey, and the following by He..., 17th century-18th century	British Library
referencedIn	1. " LAMENTABATUR JACOB," for 5 voices, in score, by Cristobal Morales of Seville, being one of the motets sung in the Sistine Chapel on the 4th Sunday in Lent. Taken " from an ancient manuscript formerly in Dr. Pepusch's Library." f. 1. 2. Part of a..., approximately 1840	British Library
referencedIn	1. CANTATAS by Benedetto Marcello, including (ff. 40-53) some by George Frederic Handel and (f. 54) by Fortunato Chelleri. ff. 1-62. 2. Church music by English composers, viz. John Shephard (f. 62 b); Baruch Bullman (f. 65 b) ; Thomas Causton (f. 70 ..., 18th century	British Library
referencedIn	1. Motetta, or Latin anthems, by Thomas Tallis and William Bird, organists of the Chapel Royal. Printed under the heading "Cantiones, quæ ab argumento Sacræ vocantur, quinque, et sex partium, London 1575," f. 3. 2. Cathedral services of Thomas Tallis..., 1763	British Library
referencedIn	A VOLUME containing chiefly the treble voice part of various English Madrigals, Psalms, etc., with tablature for the lute. Some of these are by " Mr. Candishe " [Mic. Cavendish ?], J. Dowland, T. Morley, T. Tallis, W. Byrd, and R. Jones. At fol. 18 i..., approximately 1630	British Library

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associatedWith	British Library.
associatedWith	Christ Church (University of Oxford). Library.
associatedWith	Conservatoire national de musique et de déclamation (France). Bibliothèque.
associatedWith	Davies, Sir, Peter Maxwell, b 1934
associatedWith	Essex Record Office.
associatedWith	Finney, Theodore M. (Theodore Mitchell), 1902-1978.
associatedWith	Fitzwilliam Museum.
associatedWith	Kiesewetter, R. G. (Raphael Georg), 1773-1850.
associatedWith	Lambeth Palace Library.
associatedWith	Muller, Robert, 1804-1855.