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- Bibliography[edit]. Constant Lambert: "Thomas Roseingrave", in: Proceedings of the Musical Association, volume 58 no. 1 (1931), pp. 67–83.
- Born in Winchester in 1691, where his father Daniel Roseingrave was organist before being appointed to St. Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin, in 1698.
- There can surely be no better depiction of Thomas Roseingrave's heartache than his own favourite composer's take on lost love.
- Thomas Roseingrave. (1690 or 1691 — 23 June 1766). ＝. ... Name in Other Languages: תומאס רוזינגרייב, A. Thomas Roseingrave, توماس روسينجراڤ. ＝.
- …have met a young Irishman, Thomas Roseingrave, who many years later described Domenico’s harpsichord playing to the English musicologist Charles...
- Roseingrave, Thomas - Voluntarys and Fugues made on purpose for the Organ or Harpsichord - 7: Voluntary in G minor?
- Thomas Roseingrave (1690 or 1691–1766). Showing all 3 results. ... Roseingrave, Thomas: Complete Keyboard Music. Add to basket.
- Roseingrave’s harpsichord parts and body organ fugues with details of chromaticism and abnormal phrasing are his greatest works.
- Roseingrave, Tomás (1918–93), social scientist, was born Thomas Roseingrave on 4 July 1918 in Gort, Co. Galway, son of Thomas Roseingrave, engineer...
