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Not to be confused with the late 19th-century classical composer, [[Samuel Coleridge-Taylor]].

...primus liber cum quatuor vocibus (Jacques Moderne)|Motteti del Fiore]]''. Not to be confused with [[Dominique Phinot]], a contemporary.

Not to be confused with the [[Morel|"Nonsuch" Morel]].

{{Aliases|Jean le Brung|Jean Le Brun|discuss=Not to be confused with Jean Lebrun (or Braun), 1759–1809}}

...llander]] (whose name is not found before 1549) are the same person. He is not to be confused with "Jehan de Hollingue, dit [[Jean Mouton|Mouton]]".

Not to be confused with Walter Henry Hall (1862-1935) who also wrote a Te Deum

''Not to be confused with [[William Parsons I]] (fl. 1545–63)

...Grieg]], [[August Söderman]] and [[Wagner]] as well as Swedish folk idiom. Not to be confused with the German composer [[Wilhelm Berger]].

''Johann Kaspar Ferdinand Fischer was a German composer and organist, not to be confused with Johann Fisher (1646-1720).''

...en'', 1763, as Hymn 59, with meter {{CiteCat|66. 86. D (S.M.D.)}}. This is not to be confused with ''[[And am I only born to die]]'', with meter {{CiteCat|886. 886}}, publish

'''Title:''' ''Missa Clementina II'' (not to be confused with ''{{NoCo|Missa Clementina I}}'')<br>

...ity.duke.edu/initiatives-centers/cswt/wesley-texts/charles-wesley] This is not to be confused with ''[[And am I born to die]]'' (meter {{CiteCat|66. 86. D (S.M.D.)}}, publish

''Not to be confused with Sir [[William Parsons II|William Parsons]] (1745/6–1817)''

...g a career in banking, became a much respected organist in Plymouth. He is not to be confused with George's son John Calvert Hele, Mus.B., FRCO, who succeeded George as head

'''Title:''' ''Ave Maria'' (not to be confused with [[Ave Maria in sol mineur, FWV 57 (César Franck)|FWV 57]])<br>

{{Title|Beata viscera I (D-Ju MS 33 fol 34v, not to be confused with {{NoCo|Beata viscera (D-Ju MS 33)|other settings in the same source}}.)}}

Benedictus Ducis was a a Flemish-German composer and Protestant pastor, not to be confused with [[Benedictus Appenzeller]] (Swiss musician who lived in Belgium) or [[Bened

{{Title|Salve Sancta parens I (D-Ju MS 33 fol. 57v-, not to be confused with {{NoCo|Salve Sancta Parens D-Ju MS 33 |other settings in the same source)}}

{{Descr|D-Ju MS 33, ffol. 42v-43, not to be confused with the setting on pages 37v-38 which functions as an introit for feasts of the

Not to be confused with his 17^th century namesake from Lucca.