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Les Illuminations for high voice and string orchestra Op. 18 (1971 Digital Remaster): I. Fanfare
Les Illuminations for high voice and string orchestra Op. 18 (1971 Digital Remaster): II. Villes
Les Illuminations for high voice and string orchestra Op. 18 (1971 Digital Remaster): IIIa. Phrase
Les Illuminations for high voice and string orchestra Op. 18 (1971 Digital Remaster): IIIb. Antique
Les Illuminations for high voice and string orchestra Op. 18 (1971 Digital Remaster): IV. Royauté
Les Illuminations for high voice and string orchestra Op. 18 (1971 Digital Remaster): V. Marine
Les Illuminations for high voice and string orchestra Op. 18 (1971 Digital Remaster): VI. Interlude
Les Illuminations for high voice and string orchestra Op. 18 (1971 Digital Remaster): VII. Being Beauteous
Les Illuminations for high voice and string orchestra Op. 18 (1971 Digital Remaster): VIII. Parade
Les Illuminations for high voice and string orchestra Op. 18 (1971 Digital Remaster): IX. Départ
Serenade for tenor, horn and strings Op. 31 (1971 Digital Remaster): Prologue (horn solo)
Serenade for tenor, horn and strings Op. 31 (1971 Digital Remaster): 1. Pastoral: The day's grown old (Charles Cotton)
Serenade for tenor, horn and strings Op. 31 (1971 Digital Remaster): 2. Nocturne: The splendour falls on castle walls (Alfred, Lord Tennyson)
Serenade for tenor, horn and strings Op. 31 (1971 Digital Remaster): 3. Elegy: O Rose, thou art sick (William Blake)
Serenade for tenor, horn and strings Op. 31 (1971 Digital Remaster): 4. Dirge: This ae nighte (anon. 15th century)
Serenade for tenor, horn and strings Op. 31 (1971 Digital Remaster): 5. Hymn: Queen and huntress (Ben Jonson)
Serenade for tenor, horn and strings Op. 31 (1971 Digital Remaster): 6. Sonnet: O soft embalmer of the still midnight (John Keats) [horn tacet]
Serenade for tenor, horn and strings Op. 31 (1971 Digital Remaster): Epilogue (horn solo)
Nocturne, Op.60: On a poet's lips I slept (Shelley)
Nocturne, Op.60: Below the thunders of the upper deep (Tennyson) (Robin O'Neill, bassoon)
Nocturne, Op.60: Encinctured with a twine of leaves (Coleridge) (Thelma Owen, harp)
Nocturne, Op.60: Midnight's bell goes ting, ting, ting, ting, ting (Middleton) (Frank Lloyd, french horn)
Nocturne, Op.60: But that night when on my bed I lay (Wordsworth) (David Corkhill, timpani)
Nocturne, Op.60: She sleeps on soft, last breaths (Owen) (James Brown, cor anglais)
Nocturne, Op.60: What is more gentle than a wind in summer? (Keats) (William Bennett, flute; Thea King, clarinet)
Nocturne, Op.60: When most I wink, then do mine eyes best see (Shakespeare)
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