Burrowes, John Freckleton sr. 23.apr.1787-31.mar.1852 England, London Soho - London Marylebone
organist, pianist, 1.jun.1787 baptized at St Anne in Soho, studied music with William Horsley, 1.dec.1811 member of the Royal Society of Musicians in London, 1814-1850 organist of St James's Piccadilly London, member of the Philharmonic Society, 1834-1851 residing at 13 Nottingham Place Marylebone, 1850 still called composer of music but not organist, he did some arrangements for the organ but composed only for the more profitable piano, of his numerous compositions and arrangements none survived his own lifetime and the majority of them probably not even a few years, but his studies 'The Piano-Forte Primer' 1818 and 'The Thorough-Bass Primer' 1819 were very successful and remained in use for almost a century in England and even longer in the USA ; he married Louisa Walters (Surrey, Clapham 1798-) ; son composer John Freckleton jr.

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[] Six English ballads. Voice and pianoforte. op1 pub Printed for the author by Messrs Lavenu & Mitchell, 5 Great Suffolk Street, Charing Cross, London 1804
[] A sonata for the piano forte, with an accompaniment for the violin or flute ad libitum. op4 composed & dedicated by permission to M.r Joseph Woelfl pub Printed & sold by Rt. Birchall, London 1809
[] Sonatina no3 for the piano forte, in which is introduced the air of "The white cockade". op6 pub Printed & sold by Rt. Birchall, London 1812
[] A Sonata for the pianoforte, with an accompaniment for the violoncello. op7
[] Burrowes's first overture, arranged as a duett, for two performers on the piano forte. op8 dedicated to Miss Harrison and Miss Emma Harrison performed at the vocal concerts, Hanover Square pub Printed for Rt. Birchall, London 1812
[] Sonata on Scotch airs. Pianoforte. op9
[] Three sonatinas for the piano forte, in which are introduced popular airs, for the middle movements. op10 composed & inscribed to the young ladies at Mrs Warner's (Peckham) pub Printed & sold by Chappell & Co., London 1815
[] Burrowes's overture, arranged as a duet for two performers on the piano forte. op13 produced by the Philharmonic Society pub Printed & sold by Chappell & Co., London 1817
[] Valse in E. Piano music by Barrowes
[] Three sonatas for the piano forte, with an accompaniment for the violin ad libitum composed & dedicated to the Countess of Oxford pub Printed & sold by Preston, at 97 Strand, London c1806
[] The Mecklenburgh, new waltz pub Printed for the Author, by L. Lavenu, London 1811
[] Now dove eyed spring sung by M.rs Bianchi, at the Vocal Concerts, Hanover Square pub Printed for the Author, by Rt. Birchall, London 1811
[] The Reichinberg, new waltz pub Printed for R. Birchall, London 1812
[] Peruvian air, for the piano forte, with an accompaniment for the flute, or patent keyed harmonica [invented by Chappell & Co.] pub Printed & sold by Chappell & Co., London 1815
[] The Saxe-Cobourg, new waltz pub Printed & sold by Chappell & Co., London 1816
[] Miss Forbes's farewell to Banff pub Goulding, D'Almaine, Potter & Co., London 1821
[] Planxty Connor inscribed to Miss Augusta Wyatt pub Chappell & Co., London 1822
[] Loch Erroch side, for the piano forte pub Goulding, D'Almaine, Potter & Co., London 1822
[] The favorite Scotch air "Donald" introduced in a Divertimento for the piano forte pub J. B. Cramer, Addison & Beale, London 1827
[] Der Hofstaat. Walzer for the pianoforte. London ?1830
[] Eighteen Preludes in major keys for the piano forte. London 1837

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