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John Frederick Lampe (1703 - 1751) was a musician.

He was innate within Saxony, but come to England around 1724 and played the bassoon in opera houses. His married woman, Isabella, was sister-around-law to Thomas Arne. He became the friend of Charles Wesley. His works for the stage include Pyramus & Thisbe (1745). He was depending for the period inside Dublin and later within Edinburgh, where he died.

Pyramus and Thisbe (or Fatal Love): John Frederick Lampe
Examination of the work and its creator from Culture Review, a virtual community for English speaking expatriots and Russians in Moscow.

The Dragon of Wantley
Details of the piece, its creators, and its success from Opera Restor'd.

Lampe, John Frederick
Biography showing his work in England as bassoonist and his failures and successes in composition from the Grove Concise Dictionary of Music entry at WQXR radio.

John Frederick Lampe (1703-1751)
Biography, portrait, and MIDI music of the tune "Dying Stephen," composed for Charles Wesley's "Head of Thy Church Triumphant." Includes score in NWC format.


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