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Twelve Songs, 1v, 2 vn, [va], bc (c1755)
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3
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[Invocation and 6] Elegies, 4vv, bc (c1760)
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4
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Twelve Songs, 1v, 2 vn, [va, 2 hn], bc (c1765)
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7
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Twelve Songs, 1v, 2 vn, [va, 2 fl, 2 hn], bc (c1770)
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8
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An Ode to Fancy (Warton), S, T, 4vv, orch (c1770), incl. an ov.
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9
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Twelve Canzonets, 2vv, bc (1770), the Linley edn (c1797) adds a canzonet no.13
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11
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Six Quartets, 4vv, bc (c1775), arrs. of songs: 4 by Arne, 1 by Greene, 1 by Jackson
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13
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A Second Set of Twelve Canzonets, 2vv, bc (c1782)
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15
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Twelve Pastorals, 2vv, bc (1786)
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16
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Twelve Songs, 1v, pf/str (c1790)
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17
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Six Epigrams, 2–4vv, pf (c1795)
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18
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Six Madrigals, 2–4vv, pf (c1798)
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Numerous songs and canzonets from opp.1, 4, 7, 9, 13, 15 and 16, pubd singly and in 18th-century anthologies; other songs and partsongs in 18th-century anthologies
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Queen of every moving measure, song, in W. Seward: Anecdotes of some Distinguished Persons, iv (London, 1796), 180–85
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5
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An Anthem selected from the Psalms [‘Hear me O God’] and an Ode written by Pope [‘A dying Christian to his Soul’], 4vv, 2 vn, va, bc (1766), the Ode scored for 4vv, bc
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6
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[Twelve] Hymns, 3vv, bc (1768), also possible for 1v, bc
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Anthems, services and hymn tunes in GB-EXc, Lbl, Lcm, some ed. J. Paddon, William Jackson: Anthems and Church Services (London, 1819)
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Six Sonatas, hpd, vn (c1757)
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10
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Eight Sonatas, hpd, 2 vn, va, vc (c1773)
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Concerto in 7 parts, str, c1749, cited in K. Mummery, Catalogue of Music N.S.11 (Bournemouth, 1957)
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Fairy Fantasies, ?insts, mentioned by Burney and others, ?lost
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| WRITINGS
Thirty Letters on Various Subjects (London, 1783, 3/1795); nos.8, 10, 17 with a brief memoir in The Harmonicon, viii (1830), 355–8
Observations on the Present State of Music in London (London, 1791); extracts in The Harmonicon, iv (1826), 46–7
‘Handel’, in W. Seward: Anecdotes of some Distinguished Persons, iv (London, 3/1796), 467 only
The Four Ages together with Essays on Various Subjects (London, 1798/R)
‘William Jackson of Exeter, Musician’, Leisure Hour, xxxi (1882), 273–8, 360–62, 433–6, 504–6, 569–71, 620–25, 718–20 [an autobiography, journal of the tour of 1785, essays on Gainsborough and Reynolds, letters from Gainsborough to Jackson; based on papers inherited by Jackson’s grandson]
?A First Book for Performers on Keyed Instruments [cited by early biographers as an anonymous work of Jackson but not authenticated]
Anonymous review of BurneyH, iii, iv in Critical Review, lxviii (1789), 94–103, lxx (1790), 618–32
‘A Short Sketch of my own Life’, Gainsborough's House Review (Sudbury, 1996–7), 57–113 [autobiography and tour notes from Jackson autograph MS, incl. reproductions of sketches made on the tour of 1785]
Other anonymous reviews and critical essays must exist but have so far not been identified
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