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The Shepherds of the Delectable
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One Act. Libretto by
John Bunyan. Later incorporated into The Pilgrim's Progress.
City of London Sinfonia, Conductor Matthew Best, Corydon Singers,
Bryn Terfel (baritone).
©Hyperion
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Sir John in Love |
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Four Acts. Libretto adapted
from Shakespeare's Merry Wives of Windsor.
The Sinfonia Chorus, Northern Sinfonia, Conductor Richard Hickox,
Adrian Thompson, Stephen Loges, Stephen Varcoe, Daniel Norman,
Henry Moss, Roderick Williams, Donald Maxwell, John Bowen, Richard
Lloyd-Morgan, Brian Bannatyne-Scott, Susan Gritton, Laura Claycomb,
Sarah Connolly, Mark Padmore, Adrian Thompsion, Mark Richardson,
Anne-Marie Owens, Matthew Best.
©CHANDOS
Left: Falstaff by Robert Smirke
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Act I. 'Ahem' |
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Act I. 'Episode' |
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Act I. 'How now, mine Host
of the Garter |
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Act II, Scene 2. 'Sigh no
more ladies, sigh no more' |
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Act III, Scene 1. Orchestral |
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Act III, Scene 1.' Fair and
fair and twice so fair' |
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Act IV, Scene I. 'Pardon
me, wife' |
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Act IV, Scene 2. 'Nay, do
not fly' |
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Act IV, Scene 2. 'Stand not
amazed' |
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The Poisoned Kiss |
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Three Acts. Libretto
by Evelyn Sharp and Ralph Vaughan Williams.
Stephen, Williams, Graham-Hall, Suart, Richardson, Davies, Gilchrist,
Watson, Adrian Partington Singers, BBC National Orchestra of Wales.
Conductor Richard Hickox.
©CHANDOS
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Riders to the Sea |
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One Act. Play by J. M.
Synge set to music.
Northern Sinfonia, Conductor Richard Hickox.
©CHANDOS
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The Pilgrim's Progress |
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A Bunyan Sequence. Incidental
music for a BBC production.
Sir John Gielgud, Richard Pasco, Ursula Howells, Aidan Oliver,
Corydon Singers, The City of London Sinfonia, Conductor Matthew
Best.
©Hyperion
See
Philharmonia page
Left: John Bunyan |
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Prologue |
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The Way |
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The Shepherd |
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The Palace Beautiful |
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Apollyon |
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The Delecatable Mountains |
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Job - A Masque for Dancing |
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Founded on Blake's
Illustrations for the 'Book of Job'.
The London Philharmonic, David Nolan (violin), Conductor Vernon
Handley.
©EMI
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Scene I: Introduction |
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Scene 1: Saraband of the
Sons of God |
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Scene IV: Job's
Dream |
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Scene VII: Pavane
Sons of the Morning |
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