Jeremiah Clarke
ca.1674 — 1 December 1707
English
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Baroque
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Jeremiah Clarke was an English baroque composer and organist, best known for his Trumpet Voluntary, a popular piece often played at wedding ceremonies or commencement ceremonies.
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Prince of Denmark's March
Trumpet Tune
King's March
Minuet
The Duke of Glocester's March
The Emperour of Germany's March
An Ayre
Suite in D major
The Lord is Full of Compassion and Mercy
A Trumpett Minnuett
Lesson in A minor
So Sweet's The Charms
Allemand
Lesson in A major
March and Air in C major
A March
The Serenade
The Bonny Grey-Eyed Morn
The Cornish Comedy
A Wife for any man
Long Has Pastora Rul'd the Plain
While Thus Our Calmer Pleasures Flow
No More, Great Rulers of the Sky
Young Corydon and Phyllis
Kneel, Oh! Kneel Thou Stubborn Creature
