John Frederick Lampe, born in Saxony around 1703, was a versatile musician and composer who made a significant impact on the British musical scene. Settling in England in the 1720s, Lampe quickly established himself as a skilled harpsichordist and bassoonist, performing under the renowned George Frideric Handel. His compositions, which include the notable opera "Pyramus and Thisbe" based on Shakespeare, showcase his talent and creativity. Lampe's works, available for download and in various recordings, offer a rich exploration of his musical prowess and his contributions to the Baroque era. His legacy continues to captivate audiences with its timeless appeal.