Both this man's song "I Love and I Must" and the A
Both this man's song "I Love and I Must" and the Alemand that opens the Suite No. 7 in D Minor from his A Choice Collection of Lessons curiously bear the nickname "Bell-Barr."  A popular anecdote tells how in one of his many catches, "Of all the instruments," this composer of Bonduca and The Spanish Friar mocked the "zingle, zingle, zing" of the viola da gamba to irritate John Gostling.  Franklin Zimmerman lent his name to the "Z" numbers used to catalog the works of this composer, whose "Martial Air," or "Trumpet Tune," is often played as a fanfare at weddings, and whose Abdelazar contains a rondo that served as the theme for Benjamin Britten's A Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra.  FTP, identify this Baroque composer who employed Nahum Tate as a librettist for his Dido and Aeneas.
Both this man's song "I Love and I Must" and the Alemand that opens the Suite No. 7 in D Minor from his A Choice Collection of Lessons curiously bear the nickname "Bell-Barr."  
Henry Purcell