Thomas Mace English lutenist viol player singer composer and writer
Thomas Mace is a 94 years old English lutenist viol player singer composer and writer from . Thomas Mace was born on January 01, 1612 (died on January 01, 1706, he was 94 years old) in .
About
No, he died on 01/01/1706, 318 years ago. He was 94 years old when he died.
Works
Thomas Mace Albums (2)
There are 2 albums of Thomas Mace.
His last album Short Tales for a Viol (English Music of the 17th Century for Viola da Gamba and Lyra-Viol) released 2 decades 11 months ago. When Short Tales for a Viol (English Music of the 17th Century for Viola da Gamba and Lyra-Viol) released, he was 392 years old. This album contains 26 tracks
His first album Manrèse 2 : La prière (Mono Version) released 62 years ago, he was 350 years old when this album released. There were 15 songs in this album.
Short Tales for a Viol (English Music of the 17th Century for Viola da Gamba and Lyra-Viol)
Manrèse 2 : La prière (Mono Version)
Popular Thomas Mace Songs
- First Set Of Lessons: Iii. Cozen-german (Old Gautiers Nightinghall, released 17 years ago)
- Lute Suite (An English Country Garden: Gentle Music for a Quiet Moment, released 15 years ago)
- First Set Of Lessons: Vii. Tattle De Moy (Old Gautiers Nightinghall, released 17 years ago)
- First Set Of Lessons: Vi. The Nightingale (Old Gautiers Nightinghall, released 17 years ago)
- First Set Of Lessons: Ii. The Authors Mistress (Old Gautiers Nightinghall, released 17 years ago)
- First Set Of Lessons: V. Coranto, I Like My Humour Well (Old Gautiers Nightinghall, released 17 years ago)
- First Set Of Lessons: Iv. Coranto (Old Gautiers Nightinghall, released 17 years ago)
- First Set Of Lessons: I. Praelude (Old Gautiers Nightinghall, released 17 years ago)
- Lute Suite (Songs of Friendship: A Celebration in Songs and Music, released 12 years ago)
- Lute Suite: Iv. Courante (Music at the Court of Charles II, released 11 years ago)
Other facts about Thomas Mace
| Given name | Thomas |
|---|---|
| Country of citizenship | Great Britain |
| Movement | Baroque Music |
| Date of death | 1709-01-01T00:00:00Z |
| Instrument | Voice |
| Languages spoken, written or signed | English |
| Work location | Cambridge |
