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).
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YouTube clip: Corydon Singers, City of London Sinfonia conducted by Matthew Best
Pictured above left: John Bunyan

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.
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	Act IV, Scene I. 'Pardon me, wife'
	Act IV, Scene 2. 'Stand not amazed'

YouTube clip: 1960. Elsie Morison sings as the disguised Anne Page; the Bach Choir, Jacques Orchestra conducted by Reginald Jacques.
Pictured above left: Falstaff by Robert Smirke (1752-1845)

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.
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One Act. Play by J. M. Synge set to music.

Northern Sinfonia, Conductor Richard Hickox.
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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.
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	Prologue
	The Way
	The Shepherd
	The Palace Beautiful
	Apollyon
	The Delectable Mountains

Founded on Blake's Illustrations for the 'Book of Job'.

The London Philharmonic, David Nolan (violin), Conductor Vernon Handley.
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	Scene I: Introduction
	Scene 1: Saraband of the Sons of God
	Scene IV: Job's Dream
	Scene VII: Pavane Sons of the Morning

YouTube clip: English Northern Philharmonia, conducted by David Lloyd-Jones
Pictured above left: William Blake

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