Mrs Philarmonica (

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1715) was the pseudonym of an early-18th century English female,

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composer. She published a collection of 6 trio sonatas for two violins with violoncello obbligato and continuo, as well as a set of 6 divertimenti for 2 violins, violoncello or harpsichord (or organ) with Richard Meares in London about 1715. Her actual identity is unknown.

Works

Selected works include: *Sonatas for two violins with violoncello obbligato and continuo (violone, harpsichord or organ) Vol I. Edited by Barbara Jackson
Clar-Nan Editions
2002). *Sonatas for two violins with violoncello obbligato and continuo (violone, harpsichord or organ) Vol II. Edited by Barbara Jackson

2003). *Sonatas parte seconda: Divertimenti da Camera for 2 violins, violoncello or harpsichord (or organ). Vol. III. Edited by Barbara Jackson

2004). *Sonatas parte seconda: Divertimenti da Camera for 2 violins, violoncello or harpsichord (or organ). Vol IV. Edited by Barbara Jackson

Clar-Nan Editions, 2005). *Trio Sonata in A for 2 violins, violoncello, harpsichord (Louisville, KY: Editions Ars Femina, 2000) (Chec
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borrow from University of Michigan library.

References

{{DEFAULTSORT:Philarmonica, Mrs Date of birth unknown English Baroque composers British women classical composers English classical composers Year of death unknown 18th-century British women composers