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Pilkington's Lancastrian Pottery refers to an art pottery line produced by Pilkington's Tile & Pottery Company in Clifton, Lancashire, England, beginning in the 1890s. The pottery is recognized for its innovative and high-fired glazes, particularly the metallic iridescent glazes developed by company...
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Prestige British lustre pottery with important glaze innovation and strong specialist reputation; best examples are highly prized.
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"Rest, Sweet Nymphs" is a five-voice English madrigal by Francis Pilkington, published in his First Set of Madrigals and Pastorals in 1613. Its pastoral text bids the nymphs sleep while presenting the surrounding natural world as quiet and watchful. Written for unaccompanied vocal ensemble, the work...
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Gentle pastoral classic by Pilkington, appealing restraint and lyricism, modest but steady choral reputation.
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“Diaphenia like the daffadowndilly” is an English madrigal by Francis Pilkington, setting a pastoral poem commonly attributed to Henry Constable. The text compares Diaphenia with a daffodil and other images drawn from flowers, birds, and the changing seasons. Written for five voices, the piece uses...
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Well-liked pastoral song with memorable floral imagery, stronger textual charm than structural depth.
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"Have I found her?" is an English madrigal composed by Francis Pilkington, an English composer and lutenist of the Renaissance period. The piece was published in his 1613 collection, "The First Set of Madrigals and Pastorals." It explores typical pastoral and amorous themes of the era, expressing th...
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Joyful Pilkington madrigal, competent and attractive, limited fame.
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Rest, Sweet Nymphs is an English song by Francis Pilkington, published in 1605 in The First Book of Songs or Airs of Four Parts. Its pastoral text addresses nymphs and invites them to sleep while the singer evokes golden sleep, pleasant dreams, and Elysian groves. The piece is written for voice with...
Have I Found Her? is an English madrigal by Francis Pilkington, published in his First Set of Madrigals and Pastorals in 1605. The title frames the piece as a moment of recognizing or discovering a beloved, using pastoral and amorous subjects common in English secular vocal music of the period. It b...
"Hark, Did Ye Ever Hear So Sweet a Singing?" is an English madrigal attributed to Francis Pilkington, an English composer, lutenist, and clergyman active around the turn of the seventeenth century. The piece is associated with the pastoral and secular madrigal repertory and is generally linked with...
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