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Margaret Essex

1775 – 1807

English composer of chamber and vocal music

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Lived 1775 – 1807 (aged 31–32). Margaret Essex was a British composer.

Margaret Essex (1775–1807) was an English composer of chamber and vocal music. Timothy Essex was her brother.

An example of her compositions is "The Butterfly", published in The first solos: songs by women composers. Volume I: high voice. from Bryn Mawr, PA: Hildegard Publishing Company, c2000.

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Born
1775
Birth century
Died
1807
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Frequently asked questions

Who was Margaret Essex?

English composer of chamber and vocal music

When was Margaret Essex born?

Margaret Essex was born in 1775.

When did Margaret Essex die?

Margaret Essex died in 1807.

What was Margaret Essex's occupation?

Margaret Essex was a composer.

What nationality was Margaret Essex?

Margaret Essex was British.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Margaret Essex

· Wikidata: Q6759383

· DBpedia: Margaret Essex

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