An edition of Tudor portraits (1935)

Five Tudor portraits

a choral suite in five movements for mixed voices and orchestra with soli for contralto (or mezzo) and baritone. Founded on poems by John Skelton.

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An edition of Tudor portraits (1935)

Five Tudor portraits

a choral suite in five movements for mixed voices and orchestra with soli for contralto (or mezzo) and baritone. Founded on poems by John Skelton.

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Oxford University Press
Language
English

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Subjects

Choruses, Secular (Mixed voices) with orchestra, Vocal scores with piano, Musical settings, Scores

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John Skelton (1460?-1529)
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Cover of: Five Tudor portraits
Five Tudor portraits: a choral suite in five movements for mixed voices and orchestra with soli for contralto (or mezzo) and baritone. Founded on poems by John Skelton.
1971, Oxford University Press
in English
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Cover of: Five Tudor portraits
Five Tudor portraits: a choral suite in 5 movements with soli for contralto (or mezzo) and baritone, and orchestral acc : Founded on poems by John Skelton.
1935, Oxford University Press, C. Fischer
in English

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London
Other Titles
Tudor portraits

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Library of Congress
M1530 V4 T8

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Pagination
[score]

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Open Library
OL17885054M

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