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There is sweet music here: music for the romantic choir

Graeme Morton, Brisbane Chamber Choir

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A journey through beautiful choral repertoire exploring romantic places and folk, romantic love and loss, and the power of music.Date: Sat 22 Oct 2011Time: 08:00pmProgramme:Finzi, Vaughan Williams, Elgar, Saint-Saens, Parry Pearsall, Daunais, Brahms, Rheinbergerm Grainger also featuring Will Todd's Among Angels for a choir and two harps.There is sweet music here by L.J. White; all powerful by Thomas Walmisley; Soft Music by Earnest Walker; My spirit sang all day by Gerard Finzi; Calme de nuits by Camille Saint-Saens; Abendlied by Josef Rheinberger; An Australian Up-Country Song by Percy Grainger; Le pont Mirabeau by Lionel Dunais; Clear and Gentle Stream by Gerald Finzi; My love dwelt in a Northern land by Edward Elgar; Love is a sickness by E.J. Moeran; How can I forget her? by C. Armstrong Gibbs;Zigeunerlieder Op 103, nos 3,4,5,7,8,9 by Johannes Brahms;Music when soft voices die by Charles Hubert Parry; Rest by Ralph Vaughan Williams; Lay a garland by Robert Pearsall

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A journey through beautiful choral repertoire exploring romantic places and folk, romantic love and loss, and the power of music.Date: Sat 22 Oct 2011Time: 08:00pmProgramme:Finzi, Vaughan Williams, Elgar, Saint-Saens, Parry Pearsall, Daunais, Brahms, Rheinbergerm Grainger also featuring Will Todd's Among Angels for a choir and two harps.There is sweet music here by L.J. White; all powerful by Thomas Walmisley; Soft Music by Earnest Walker; My spirit sang all day by Gerard Finzi; Calme de nuits by Camille Saint-Saens; Abendlied by Josef Rheinberger; An Australian Up-Country Song by Percy Grainger; Le pont Mirabeau by Lionel Dunais; Clear and Gentle Stream by Gerald Finzi; My love dwelt in a Northern land by Edward Elgar; Love is a sickness by E.J. Moeran; How can I forget her? by C. Armstrong Gibbs;Zigeunerlieder Op 103, nos 3,4,5,7,8,9 by Johannes Brahms;Music when soft voices die by Charles Hubert Parry; Rest by Ralph Vaughan Williams; Lay a garland by Robert Pearsall

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A journey through beautiful choral repertoire exploring romantic places and folk, romantic love and loss, and the power of music.Date: Sat 22 Oct 2011Time: 08:00pmProgramme:Finzi, Vaughan Williams, Elgar, Saint-Saens, Parry Pearsall, Daunais, Brahms, Rheinbergerm Grainger also featuring Will Todd's Among Angels for a choir and two harps.There is sweet music here by L.J. White; all powerful by Thomas Walmisley; Soft Music by Earnest Walker; My spirit sang all day by Gerard Finzi; Calme de nuits by Camille Saint-Saens; Abendlied by Josef Rheinberger; An Australian Up-Country Song by Percy Grainger; Le pont Mirabeau by Lionel Dunais; Clear and Gentle Stream by Gerald Finzi; My love dwelt in a Northern land by Edward Elgar; Love is a sickness by E.J. Moeran; How can I forget her? by C. Armstrong Gibbs;Zigeunerlieder Op 103, nos 3,4,5,7,8,9 by Johannes Brahms;Music when soft voices die by Charles Hubert Parry; Rest by Ralph Vaughan Williams; Lay a garland by Robert Pearsall

Key concepts: PARRY, Choir, Art, Art history, SAINT, Romance, Power (physics), Visual arts

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