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Soprano solo
1m 30s
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This is included in the set Two soprano motets. It is not sold as an individual piece.
(Words in Latin) Two beautiful motets by Philip Wood for solo soprano voice.
Music: Philip Wood. Words: Trad.
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5019b
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Soprano solo
2m 00s
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This is included in the set Two soprano motets. It is not sold as an individual piece.
(Words in Latin) Two beautiful motets by Philip Wood for solo soprano voice.
Music: Philip Wood. Words: Trad.
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5019a
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SSA & piano
2m 00s
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A magical setting of the famous song from Shakespeare's The Tempest.
Music: Philip Wood. Words: William Shakespeare (1564 – 1616).
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3023
B
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SATB
7m 30s
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This is a set consisting of 3 pieces.
A delightfully contrasting set of pieces: a joyful opening number, a quiet and reverent centrepiece and a dancelike finish, in musical styles which nicely reflect those of the words. All the pieces can also stand alone. See individual titles for details.
Music: Philip Wood. Words: Robert Herrick, Anon., Thomas Campion.
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3027-9
D
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SATB & sop solo
2m 30s
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This is included in the set Three old English partsongs. You can also buy it as an individual piece.
A contemporary setting of a beautiful mediaeval English lyric.
Music: Philip Wood. Words: Anon. 16th.C. English.
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3028
B
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Soprano solo
3m 35s
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This is a set consisting of 2 pieces.
(Words in Latin) Two beautiful motets by Philip Wood for solo soprano voice.
Music: Philip Wood. Words: Trad.
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5019
A
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SATB
1m 45s
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This is included in the set Three old English partsongs. You can also buy it as an individual piece.
Music: Philip Wood. Words: Robert Herrick (1591 — 1674).
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3027
B
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SATB
2m 45s
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This is included in the set Three old English partsongs. You can also buy it as an individual piece.
Music: Philip Wood. Words: Thomas Campion (1567—1620).
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3029
B
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