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John Jenkins

John Jenkins was a composer, viol player, lutenist and musician (1592–1678). He was born in Maidstone and died in Norfolk.

John Jenkins

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Born
1592 · Maidstone.
Died
1678 · Norfolk.
Nationality
Kingdom of England
Occupation
composer · viol player · lutenist · musician
Movements
Baroque music
Languages
English

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John Jenkins was a composer, viol player, lutenist and musician (1592–1678). He was born in Maidstone and died in Norfolk.

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