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Isaac Blackwell

d. 1699

British musician

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About Isaac Blackwell

Isaac Blackwell was an English organist and composer.

Isaac Blackwell (died 1699) was a composer and English Cathedral organist, who served at St. Paul's Cathedral.

Background His compositions are not well known.

Amongst his madrigal output are: “Give me thy youth” I saw fair Cloris walk alone.

An anthem "O Lord our Governor" was included in the Chapel Royal Partbooks., and "Bow down thine ear, O Lord" in the Gostling Partbooks.

Career Organist of: St Dunstan-in-the-West 1674–1699 St Michael, Cornhill 1684–1699 St. Paul's Cathedral 1687–1699

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Important facts

Died
1699
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Frequently asked questions

Who was Isaac Blackwell?

British musician

When did Isaac Blackwell die?

Isaac Blackwell died in 1699.

What was Isaac Blackwell's occupation?

Isaac Blackwell was an organist and composer.

What nationality was Isaac Blackwell?

Isaac Blackwell was English.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Isaac Blackwell

· Wikidata: Q6076062

· DBpedia: Isaac Blackwell

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