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{{FirstList|Proclamation|Jacob French|He reigns! the Lord, the Savior reigns}} | {{FirstList|Proclamation|Jacob French|He reigns! the Lord, the Savior reigns}} | ||
{{FirstList|Association|Jacob French|How firm a foundation, ye saints of the Lord}} | {{FirstList|Association|Jacob French|How firm a foundation, ye saints of the Lord}} | ||
{{FirstList|The Heavenly Vision|Jacob French|I beheld and lo! a great multitude}} | |||
{{FirstList|Funeral Hymn|Jacob French|I in the burying place may see}} | {{FirstList|Funeral Hymn|Jacob French|I in the burying place may see}} | ||
{{FirstList|Sunderland|Jacob French|Jesus is gone above the skies}} | {{FirstList|Sunderland|Jacob French|Jesus is gone above the skies}} | ||
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{{FirstList|Farewell|Jacob French|My friends, I am going a long and tedious}} | {{FirstList|Farewell|Jacob French|My friends, I am going a long and tedious}} | ||
{{FirstList|Russell|Jacob French|My lot is fallen in that blest land}} | {{FirstList|Russell|Jacob French|My lot is fallen in that blest land}} | ||
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{{FirstList|Merrifield|Jacob French|No sleep nor slumber to his eyes}} | {{FirstList|Merrifield|Jacob French|No sleep nor slumber to his eyes}} | ||
{{FirstList|The Fall of Babylon|Jacob French|Now after these things}} | {{FirstList|The Fall of Babylon|Jacob French|Now after these things}} | ||
{{FirstList|Babel|Jacob French|O all ye nations, praise the Lord}} | {{FirstList|Babel|Jacob French|O all ye nations, praise the Lord}} | ||
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{{FirstList|Berwick|Jacob French|Speak, O ye judges of the earth}} | {{FirstList|Berwick|Jacob French|Speak, O ye judges of the earth}} | ||
{{FirstList|Declaration|Jacob French|Sweet is the day of sacred rest}} | {{FirstList|Declaration|Jacob French|Sweet is the day of sacred rest}} | ||
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{{FirstList|Vanity|Jacob French|Teach me the measure of my days}} | {{FirstList|Vanity|Jacob French|Teach me the measure of my days}} | ||
{{FirstList|Italy|Jacob French|Teach us, O Lord, how frail is man}} | {{FirstList|Italy|Jacob French|Teach us, O Lord, how frail is man}} | ||
{{FirstList|Resurrection|Jacob French|The joyful day is coming on}} | {{FirstList|Resurrection|Jacob French|The joyful day is coming on}} | ||
Revision as of 02:47, 3 February 2018
Life
Born: 15 July 1754, Stoughton, Massachusetts
Died: May 1817, Simsbury, Connecticut
Biography
Jacob French was an American composer, singing master, farmer, and compiler of music books in the last half of the eighteenth century, and shortly into the nineteenth. In 1774 he attended a singing school taught by William Billings in Stoughton. He served several times in the Continental Army between 1775 and 1781. He apparently was a singing school master in several towns in Massachusetts during the last part of the century. He was the compiler of three tune books, and many of his songs were printed by other compilers.
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List of choral works
- For works at CPDL sorted alphabetically by title, see Jacob French compositions
LISTED BY TITLE
1. Psalm-Tunes
- Abyssinia (Jacob French)
- Annapolis (Jacob French)
- Ascension (Jacob French)
- Aspiration (Jacob French)
- Association (Jacob French)
- Athens (Jacob French)
- Attention (Jacob French)
- Babel (Jacob French)
- Babylon (Jacob French)
- Baggaduce (Jacob French)
- Beauty (Jacob French)
- Belgorod (Jacob French)
- Bellingham (Jacob French)
- Berwick (Jacob French)
- Bethany (Jacob French)
- Buxton (Jacob French)
- Caelestis (Jacob French)
- Carolina (Jacob French)
- Castile (Jacob French)
- Castle Island (Jacob French)
- China (Jacob French)
- Christianity (Jacob French)
- Colchester (Jacob French)
- Communion (Jacob French)
- Connecticut (Jacob French)
- Conviction (Jacob French)
- Coventry (Jacob French)
- Creation (Jacob French)
- Dauphin (Jacob French)
- Declaration (Jacob French)
- Delley (Jacob French)
- Devotion (Jacob French)
- Dissolution (Jacob French)
- Dormant (Jacob French)
- Eastford (Jacob French)
- Exhortation (Jacob French)
- Fairhaven (Jacob French)
- Farmington (Jacob French)
- Farnum (Jacob French)
- Funeral Hymn (Jacob French)
- Gratitude (Jacob French)
- Hollowall (Jacob French)
- Inspiration (Jacob French)
- Italy (Jacob French)
- Jerusalem (Jacob French)
- Lamentation (Jacob French)
- Massachusetts (Jacob French)
- Merrifield (Jacob French)
- Messiah (Jacob French)
- Middlesex (Jacob French)
- Minden (Jacob French)
- Monmouth (Jacob French)
- Mount Vernon (Jacob French)
- North Bolton (Jacob French)
- Northampton (Jacob French)
- Oakhampton (Jacob French)
- Ohio (Jacob French)
- Pawtuxet (Jacob French)
- Persepolis (Jacob French)
- Persia (Jacob French)
- Philadelphia New (Jacob French)
- Pilgrim's Farewell (Jacob French)
- Preparation (Jacob French)
- Proclamation (Jacob French)
- Providence (Jacob French)
- Queensborough (Jacob French)
- Reception (Jacob French)
- Relley (Jacob French)
- Resolution (Jacob French)
- Resurrection (Jacob French)
- Russell (Jacob French)
- The Sabbath (Jacob French)
- Sunderland (Jacob French)
- Supplication (Jacob French)
- Syena (Jacob French)
- Terror (Jacob French)
- Vanity (Jacob French)
- Venice (Jacob French)
- Winthrop (Jacob French)
2. Anthems and Set-Pieces
- An Anthem for Ordination (Jacob French)
- Dedication Anthem (Jacob French)
- The Fall of Babylon (Jacob French)
- Farewell (Jacob French)
- The Heavenly Vision (Jacob French)
- Lamentation for Jerusalem (Jacob French)
- Rebellion (Jacob French)
- Righteous art thou, O Lord (Jacob French)
- Thanksgiving Anthem (Jacob French)
3. Secular Songs
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Publications
- French. Jacob. 1789. The New American Melody. Boston: John Norman. 100 pp.
- French, Jacob. 1793. The Psalmodist's Companion. Worcester, Massachusetts: Leonard Worcester and Isaiah Thomas.
- French, Jacob. 1802. Harmony of Harmony. Northampton, Massachusetts: Andrew Wright.
References
- Britton, Allen P.; Irving Lowens; and Richard Crawford. 1990. American Sacred Music Imprints 1698-1810: A Bibliography. Worcester, Massachusetts: American Antiquarian Society. 798 pp.
- Jones, Daniel C. L. 1998. Jacob French (1754-1817): The Collected Works. New York, New York: Garland Publishing. 331 pp.
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