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Tag Archives: Thomas Hardy
Listening to Britten – Suite on English Folk Tunes ‘A time there was…’, Op.90
Picture (c) Brian Hogwood Suite on English Folk Tunes ‘A time there was…’, Op.90 for chamber orchestra (October – 16 November 1974, Britten aged 60) 1 Cakes and ale 2 The bitter withy 3 Hankin Booby 4 Hunt the squirrel … Continue reading
Listening to Britten – The Oxen
Plowing with Oxen Teams (1866) by William Watson, used courtesy of the MSOE website The Oxen, carol for women’s voices (two parts) and piano (19 April 1967, Britten aged 53) Dedication For Cecily Smithwick and the East Coker W.I. Text … Continue reading
Posted in Choral, English, Listening to Britten, Songs, Uncategorized
Tagged Benjamin Britten, Cecily Smithwick, Thomas Hardy
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Listening to Britten – Winter Words, Op.52
Painting (c) Brian Hogwood Winter Words, Op.52 – Lyrics and ballads of Thomas Hardy, for high voice and piano (March – September 1953, Britten aged 39) 1 At day-close in November 2 Midnight on the Great Western 3 Wagtail and … Continue reading
Posted in English, Listening to Britten, Song cycle / collection, Songs, Uncategorized
Tagged Benjamin Britten, John Piper, Myfanwy Piper, Peter Pears, Thomas Hardy
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