
Charles Dibdin (before 4 March 1745 – 25 July 1814) was a British musician, songwriter, dramatist, novelist and actor. The son of a parish clerk (or according to Robert Chambers, a silversmith), he was privately baptised on 4 March 1745 in Southampton and is often stated to be the youngest child of 18 born to a 50-year-old mother. He is best known as the composer of the song Poor Tom Bowling (often simply called Tom Bowling), which often features at the Last Night of the Proms.
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Tom Bowling
The Joys Of The Country
Tom Bowling (arr. Jeremy Barlow)
Tom Bowling - Arr. for Piano by Julian McNamara
Dibdin: Tom Bowling
Lucky Escape
The Oddities: Song. Tom Bowling (Arr. Britten)
Tom Bowling (Sailor's Epitaph)
The Lucky Escape - The Lucky Escape
Sound Argument: We Bipeds Made Up - Sound Argument: We Bipeds Made Up
The Joys Of The Country - The Joys Of The Country
The Taming of the Shrew
Orfeo Ed Euridice, Act Iii: Che Faro Senza Euridice? - Orfeo Ed Euridice, Act Iii: Che Faro Senza Euridice?
Dibdin : Tom Bowling
The Sailor's Adieu - The Sailor's Adieu
The lass that loved a sailor
Lamplighter Dick - Lamplighter Dick
The Ephesian Matron: No. 1, Overture. Presto – Andantino – Allegro
Shakespeare's Garland: The Warwickshire Lad
The Camp of Pleasure
Overture
12 Country Dances and 6 Cotilions: As you like it
12 Country Dances and 6 Cotilions: Alls Well That Ends Well
The Warwickshire Lad
Vaudeville
Tom Bowling (Robert Tear)
Tom Bowling arr Moffat
The Oddities: Song. Tom Bowling
The Oddities: Tom Bowling
The Ephesian Matron or, The Widow's Tears: Vaudeville
The Ephesian Matron: No. 2, The Trio. Hence, Hence Away (Matron/Father/Maid)
The Ephesian Matron: No. 7, The Duet. By Venus, Mother of Desire (Centurion/Matron)
The Ephesian Matron: No. 3, The Father's Aria. But More, a Monument I'll Raise (Father/Matron)
The Ephesian Matron: No. 6, The Centurion's First Aria. What Ho! Charming Dame, What Ho! (Centurion/Matron/Maid)
The Maid's First Aria from "The Ephesian Matron"
As you like it
Alls Well That Ends Well
Recitative & Aria from Datchet Mead
Merry Wives of Windsor & Mistress Quickly
The Institution of the Knights of the Garter
Vauderville (The Ephesian Matron)
The Musical Tour of Mr Dibdin: The Siege of Troy – Our company did not conceive
Exordium
The Ephesian Matron: No. 4, The Matron's Mad Aria. And While, Grown Frantic with My Woes (Matron/Maid)
The Ephesian Matron: No. 5, The Maid's First Aria. If I Was a Wife (Maid/Centurion)
The Ephesian Matron: No. 11, Vaudeville. Thus Old Wits in Wicked Satires (Father/Maid/Matron/Centurion)
The Brickdust Man: No. 4. Get You Gone, You Nasty Fellow! (Molly/John)
The Brickdust Man: No. 6, Duet. Then Let Us Agree (Both)
The Ephesian Matron: or, The Widow's Tears, a comic serenata: Vaudeville
The Ephesian Matron, or The Widow's Tears: No 11. Vaudeville: Thus old wits in wicked satires (Father/Maid/Matron/Centurion)
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