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Molly on the shore / Percy Grainger.

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Format:
Sound recording
Author/Creator:
Grainger, Percy, 1882-1961.
Contributor:
Howard, Leslie, 1948-
Series:
Naxos Music Library.
Standardized Title:
Piano music. Selections
Language:
No linguistic content
Subjects (All):
Piano music.
Genre:
Piano music.
Downloadable audio file.
Sound recordings.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (1 audio file)
Place of Publication:
Hong Kong : Naxos Digital Services/ABC Classics, [2009]
Contents:
The immovable duo
In Dahomey
Walking tune
My Robin is to the greenwood gone
The hunter in his career
Hard hearted Barb'ra (h)ellan
The eastern intermezzo
The children's march : Over the hills and far away
Mock Morris
Three Scottish folksongs
Sailor's song
Blithe bells (Schirmer) after J.S. Bach
Cradle song after Brahms
Hornpipe (Schirmer) after Handel
Ramble on Rosenkavalier (Schirmer)
The man I love after Gershwin
Love walked in after Gershwin
Nell after Fauré
Après un rêve after Fauré
Now, O now, I needs must part after John Dowland
Shepherd's hey
One more day, my John
Sussex Mummer's Christmas carol
Molly on the shore
To a nordic princess
Handel in the Strand
Jutish medley
Irish tune from County Derry
Knight and shepherd's daughter
Harvest hymn
The merry king
Spoon river
Colonial song
Country gardens
In a nutshell: Arrival platform humlet ; Gay but wistful ; Pastoral ; The gumsuckers' march.
Participant:
Leslie Howard, piano.
Notes:
Recorded in ABC Studio 325 Melbourne 1976 & 1977.
OCLC:
704907675
Publisher Number:
ABC442380-2 Naxos Digital Services/ABC Classics
Access Restriction:
Restricted for use by site license.

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