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Important Choral Works
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Sancta Civitas (Holy City). {3663)
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Mass in G minor. (3642)
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Ube, is for solo (S.A.T.B.) and double chorus. It is for unaccom-
panied singing throughout, but an organ part is gi en and may be
used if necessary. Price 4/-.
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same price.
EDGAR L. BAINTON
The Tower. (3658)
Words by R. Nichols. Describes the scene of the Last Supper.
Written for the Three Choirs Festival at Hereford, September 1924.
Price 2/6.
WALFORD DAVIES
Men and Angels. (41097)
A choral suite for chorus, tenor solo, orchestra and organ, for use of
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ARMSTRONG GIBBS
Songs of Enchantment. (3670)
A choral suite for soprano solo and chorus. Poems by Walter
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FELIX WEINGARTNER
Reawakening. (3648)
Poem by F. G. Klopstock. An extended choral work without
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