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Subject(s)

• Orchestral music [Browse]
• Band music [Browse]
• Choruses, Secular (Mixed voices) with orchestra [Browse]
• Choruses, Secular (Mixed voices), Unaccompanied [Browse]
• Chamber music [Browse]
• Songs with instrumental ensemble [Browse]
• Songs with piano [Browse]
• Piano music [Browse]

Library of Congress genre(s)

• Songs [Browse]

Notes

• Compact discs.
• Duration: 21:37:47.
• Program notes, biographical notes on composer, and texts in English (179 p.) inserted in container.

Time and place of event

Recorded between Nov. 24, 1992 and Jan. 13, 2002.

Participant(s)/​Performer(s)

Susan Gritton, soprano ; Pamela Helen Stephen, Della Jones, mezzo-soprano ; Mark Padmore, Mark Tucker, Martyn Hill, tenor ; Stephen Varcoe, Johan Reuter, baritone ; Paul Janes, Catherine Edwards, Steven Osborne, Paul Janes, Penelope Thwaites, Geoffrey Tozer, Wayne Marshall, John Lavender, piano ; Andrew Watkinson, violin ; David Archer, trumpet ; Tim Hugh, cello ; BBC Philharmonic ; Joyful Company of Singers ; City of London Sinfonia ; Danish National Radio Chori ; Danish National Radio Symphony Orchestra ; Academy of St. Martin in the Fields Chorus ; Royal Northern College of Music Wind Orchestra ; Academy of St. Martin in the Fields Chamber Ensemble ; Richard Hickox, Paul Hindmarsh, Jesper Grove J̄ørgensen, Timothy Reynish, Clark Rundell, conductor ; with additional musicians.

Language note

Vocal works sung in English (principally), Scottish, and Welsh.

Contents

• CD 1, orchestral works I: "The Duke of Marlborough" fanfare (British folk-music settings no. 36)
• Colonial song (Sentimentals no. 1)
• English dance
• Shepherd's hey (British folk-music settings no. 16)
• There were three friends
• Fisher's boarding-house
• We were dreamers
• Harvest hymn
• Blithe bells
• Walking tune (Room music tit-bits no. 3) : symphonic wind band version
• In a nutshell : suite
• Green bushes (British folk-music settings no. 12).
• CD 2, orchestral works II: Youthful suite
• Molly on the shore (British folk-music settings no. 1a)
• Irish tune from country Derry (British folk-music settings no. 15a)
• Shepherd's hey! (British folk-music settings no. 16a)
• Country gardens (British folk-music settings unnum.)
• Early one morning (British folk-music settings unnum.)
• Handel in the Strand (Room music tit-bits no. 2a)
• Mock Morris (Room music tit-bits no. 1a)
• Dreamery
• The warriors.
• CD 3, orchestral works III: Green bushes (British folk-music settings no. 12)
• Hill-song no. 2
• The merry king (British folk-music settings no. 39)
• Eastern intermezzo : for percussion ensemble
• Spoon river (American folk-music settings no. 2)
• Lord Maxwell's goodnight (British folk-music settings no. 14)
• The power of Rome and the Christian heart
• The Cyphering C. The Immovable do
• Irish tune from County Derry (British folk-music settings no. 29)
• Ye banks and braces o' bonnie Doon (British folk-music settings no. 31)
• English dance no. 1.
• CD 4, works for chorus and orchestra I: Shallow brown (Sea chanty settings no. 3)
• Marching tune (British folk-music settings no. 9)
• I'm seventeen come Sunday (British folk-music settings no. 8)
• Two sea chanties (Sea chanty settings unnum.)
• Molly on the shore (British folk-music settings no. 1)
• Brigg Fair (British folk-music settings no. 7)
• After-words
• There was a pig went out to dig (British folk-music settings no. 18)
• The lonely desert-man sees the tents of the happy tribes (British folk-music settings no. 9)
• Thou gracious power
• County Derry air (British folk-music settings no. 29)
• Handel in the Strand (Room music tit-bits no.2)
• Six dukes went afishin' (British folk-music settings unnum.)
• Anchor song (Kipling settings no. 6) (Leslie Pearson, piano)
• Ye banks and braes o' bonnie Doon (British folk-music settings no.30/31).
• CD 5, works for chorus and orchestra II: The widow's party (Kipling settings no. 7)
• The sea-wife (Kipling settings no. 22)
• The running of shindand (Kipling settings. no. 9)
• We have fed our sea for a thousand years (Kipling settings no. 2)
• Tiger-tiger (Kipling settings no. 4)
• The love song of Har Dyal (Kipling settings no. 11)
• The immovable do
• Mock Morris (Room music tit-bits no. 1)
• Colleen Dhas (British folk-music settings unnum.)
• Scotch Strathspey and reel (British folk-music settings no. 28)
• My robin is to the greenwood gone (Settings of songs and tunes from William Chappell's "Old English popular music")
• Handel in the Strand (Room music tit-bits no. 2)
• The lost lady found (British folk-music settings no. 33).
• CD 6, works for chorus and orchestra III: Mock Morris (Room music tit-bits no. 1)
• The power of love (Danish folk-music settings no. 4)
• Died for love (British folk-music settings no. 10)
• Love verses from "The Song of Solomon"
• Shepherd's hey! (British folk-music settings no. 3)
• The three ravens (British folk-music settings no. 41)
• Scherzo (Youthful tone works unnum.)
• Youthful rapture (Room music tit-bits unnum.)
• Random round (Room music tit-bits no. 8)
• O gin I were where Gadie rins (Songs of the north no. 13)
• Skye boat song (Songs of the north no. 3)
• Danny Deever (Kipling settings no. 12)
• Irish tune from County Derry (British folk-music settings unnum.)
• Dollar and half a day (Sea chanty settings no. 2)
• Molly on the shore (British folk-music settings no. 1).
• CD 7, works for chorus and orchestra IV: Fađir og dóttir (Færoe Island dance folk-song settings no. 1)
• Kleine Variationen-Form
• A song of Värmeland
• To a Nordic princess
• The merry wedding
• Stalt vesselil (Danish folk-music settings unnum.)
• The rival brothers (Færoe Island dance folk-song settings unnum.)
• Dalvisa
• The crew of the long serpent
• Under en bro (Danish folk-music settings no. 12)
• Danish folk-song suite (Danish folk-music settings no. 2).
• CD 8, works for unaccompanied chorus: My love's in Germaine (Songs of the north unnum.)
• O mistress mine (Settings of songs and tunes from William Chappell's "Old English popular music" unnum.)
• Mary Thomson(British folk-music settings unnum.)
• Irish tune from County Derry (British folk-music settings no. 5)
• Agincourt song (Settings of songs and tunes from William Chappell's "Old English popular music" unnum.)
• Australian up-country song
• Recessional (Kipling settings no. 18)
• At twilight
• The gipsy's wedding day (British folk-music settings unnum.)
• Mo nighean dubh (Songs of the north no. 14)
• Ye banks and braes o' bonnie Doon (British folk-music settings no. 30)
• Solider, soldier (Kipling settings no. 13)
• Jungle-book verses
• Near Woodstock Town (British folk-music settings unnum.)
• Love at first sight.
• CD 9, works for wind orchestra I: Hill song no. 2
• Ye banks and braes o' bonnie Doon (British folk-music settings no. 32)
• Færoe Island dance (Færoe Island dance folk-song settings no. 2)
• The lads of Wamphray march
• Irish tune from County Derry (British folk-music settings no. 20)
• Shepherd's hey! (British folk-music settings no. 21)
• Molly on the shore (British folk-music settings no. 23)
• Country gardens : second version (British folk-music settings unnum.)
• Colonial song (Sentimentals no.1)
• In a nutshell. The "gum-suckers" march
• Lincolnshire posy (British folk-music settings no. 34).
• CD 10, works for wind orchestra II: The power of Rome and the Christian heart
• Children's march (Room music tit-bits no. 4)
• Bell piece
• Hill song I
• Hill song II
• Marching song of democracy.
• CD 11, works for chamber ensemble I: Molly on the shore (British folk-music settings no. 1)
• My robin is to the greenwood gone (Settings of songs and tunes from William Chappell's "Old English popular music" no. 2)
• Arrival platform Humlet (Room music tit-bits no. 7)
• La scandinavie : Scandinavian suite
• The nightingale and the two sisters (Danish folk-music settings no. 10)
• The maiden and the frog (Danish folk-music settings unnum.)
• The shoemaker from Jerusalem (Danish folk-music settings no. 6)
• The Sussex Mummers' Christmas carol (British folk-music settings no. 17)
• Them and variations
• Colonial song (Sentimentals no. 1).
• CD 12, works for chamber ensemble II: Lord Peter's stable-boy (Danish folk-music settings no. 1)
• Hubby and Wifey (Danish folk-music settings no. 5)
• The only son (Kipling settings no. 21)
• Ye banks and braes o' bonnie Doon (British folk-music settings no. 31)
• Lisbon (British folk-music settings no. 40)
• The bridegroom Grat (British folk-music settings unnum.)
• The land o' the leal (British folk-music settings unnum.)
• Walking tune (Room music tit-bits no. 3)
• Willow, willow (Settings of songs and tunes from William Chappell's "Old English popular music" no. 1)
• The old woman at the Christening (Danish folk-music settings no. 11)
• The nightingale (Danish folk-music settings unnum.)
• The two sisters (Danish folk-music settings unnum.)
• Sea song
• Bold William Taylor (British folk-music settings no. 43)
• The power of love (Danish folk-music settings no. 2)
• Lord Maxwell's good night (British folk-music settings no. 42)
• Free music
• The twa corbies
• CD 13, songs for mezzo-soprano: Dafydd y gareg wen = David of the white rock
• The sprig of thyme (British folk-music settings no. 24)
• Willow, willow (British folk-music settings unnum.)
• Near Woodsstock town (British folk-music settings unnum.)
• In Bristol town (British folk-music settings unnum.)
• Four settings from Songs of the north
• The bridegroom Grat
• The land o' the leal
• Proud vesselil (Danish folk-music settings unnum)
• Under a bridge (Danish folk-music settings no. 12)
• The lonely desert-man sees the tents of the happy tribes (Room music tit-bits no. 9)
• A song of autumn
• Five setting of Ella Grainger
• O glorious, golden era
• Littel ole with his umbrella
• Variations on Handel's "The harmonious blacksmith"
• After-word.
• CD 14, songs for tenor: Nine settings of Rudyard Kipling
• Three settings of Robert Burns
• Four settings from "Songs of the north"
• A reiver's neck-verse
• Lord Maxwell's goodnight (British folk-music settings no. 42).
• CD 15, songs for baritone: Willow, willow (Settings of songs and tunes from William Chappell's "Old English popular music" no. 1)
• Six dukes went afishin' (British folk-music settings no. 11)
• British waterside (British folk-music settings no. 26)
• The pretty maid milkin' her cow (British folk-music settings no. 27)
• The lost lady found (British folk-music settings no. 33)
• Creepin' Jane (British folk-music settings unnum.)
• Six settings of Rudyard Kipling
• Hard hearted Barb'ra (H)Ellen (British folk-music settings unnum.)
• The secret of the sea
• Sailor's chanty
• Shallow brown (Sea chanty settings no. 3).
• CD 16, works for piano: Green bushes (British folk-music settings no. 25)
• Let's dance gay in green meadow (Færoe Island dance folk-song settings unnum.)
• Zanzibar boat song (Room music tit-bits no. 6)
• "The widow's party" march
• Jutish medley (Danish folk-music settings no. 9)
• Country gardens (British folk-music settings no. 22)
• The keel-row (British folk-music settings unnum.)
• CD 17, works for solo piano I: klavierstücke. Prelude in G ; Prelude in C
• Birthday gift. Gigue
• Andante con moto
• Klavierstück in D
• Klavierstück in E
• Klavierstück in A minor
• Klavierstück in B flat
• Peace
• Saxon twi-play
• Eastern intermezzo
• English waltz
• Train music
• Sailor's song
• Three Scotch folksongs (British folk-music settings unnum.)
• Scotch strathspey and reel (British folk-music settings no.37)
• Seven men from all the world (Kipling settings unnum.)
• Paraphrase on Tchaikovsky's flower waltz
• Irish tune from County Derry (British folk-music settings no. 6)
• Near Woodstock town (British folk-music settings unnum.)
• In Dahomey.
• CD 18, works for solo piano II: Tiger-tiger!
• The hunter in his career (Settings of songs and tunes from William Chappell's "Old English popular music" no. 4)
• The Sussex mummers' Christmas carol (British folk-music settings no. 2)
• The rival brothers
• The merry king (British folk-music settings no. 38)
• Lisbon (British folk-music settings unnum.)
• In a nutshell. Pastoral
• The widow's party
• Harkstow grange (British folk-music settings unnum.)
• The brisk young sailor (who returned to wed his true love) (British folk-music settings unnum.)
• Bristol town (British folk-music settings unnum.)
• Sea-song sketch
• Molly on the shore (British folk-music settings no. 19)
• In a nutshell. Arrival platform Humlet
• Shepherd's hey! (British folk-music settings no. 4)
• In a nutshell. "The gum-suckers" march
• The tents of the happy tribes (Room music tit-bits unnum.)
• In a nutshell. Gay but wistful
• My robin is to the greenwood gone (Settings of songs and tunes from William Chappell's "Old English popular music" no. 2).
• CD 19, works for solo piano III: Lullaby from "Tribute to Foster"
• One more day, my John (Sea chanty settings no.1)
• A bridal lullaby
• Knight and shepherd's daughter (British folk-music settings no. 18)
• Children's march 'Over the hills and far away"
• Bridal lullaby ramble
• Spoon River
• Ramble on the last love-duet from Strauss's "Der Rosenkavalier" (Free settings of favourite melodies no. 4)
• Danish folk-song suite
• The easy Grainger. Walking tune ; Lullaby from "Tribute to Foster" ; Proud vesselil ; Rimmer and goldcastle ; Irish tune from County Derry
• The cyphering C. The immovable do
• Beautiful fresh flower
• Now, oh now I needs must part (Free settings of favourite melodies no. 6).

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CHAN 10638(19)

OCLC

700130078

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• 00095115163825

Universal Product Code

• 095115163825

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