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Nachtmusik, Op. 44 for soprano solo, male voices, flute, cello and piano
2
Four Part-Songs, Op. 61 for mixed choir a cappella~No. 1 Love Will Find out the Way
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Four Part-Songs, Op. 61 for mixed choir a cappella~No. 2 An Epitaph
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Four Part-Songs, Op. 61 for mixed choir a cappella~No. 3 To Sleep
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Four Part-Songs, Op. 61 for mixed choir a cappella~No. 4 Phillida and Corydon
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Of a Summer Day, Op. 77: A lyrical suite for three-part women's choir with soprano solo and strings~Prelude
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Of a Summer Day, Op. 77: A lyrical suite for three-part women's choir with soprano solo and strings~I. To-day
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Of a Summer Day, Op. 77: A lyrical suite for three-part women's choir with soprano solo and strings~II. Morning
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Of a Summer Day, Op. 77: A lyrical suite for three-part women's choir with soprano solo and strings~III. Make much of Time
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Of a Summer Day, Op. 77: A lyrical suite for three-part women's choir with soprano solo and strings~IV. Song of June -
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Of a Summer Day, Op. 77: A lyrical suite for three-part women's choir with soprano solo and strings~V. Elegy
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Of a Summer Day, Op. 77: A lyrical suite for three-part women's choir with soprano solo and strings~VI. Scherzo
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Of a Summer Day, Op. 77: A lyrical suite for three-part women's choir with soprano solo and strings~VII. Hurricane -
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Of a Summer Day, Op. 77: A lyrical suite for three-part women's choir with soprano solo and strings~VIII. Sunset -
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Of a Summer Day, Op. 77: A lyrical suite for three-part women's choir with soprano solo and strings~IX. Silver
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Two Songs, Op. 8 for four-part male-voice choir a cappella~No. 1 Idylle
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Two Songs, Op. 8 for four-part male-voice choir a cappella~No. 2 Sterne im Wasser
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Two Songs, Op. 63 for four-part male-voice choir a cappella~No. 1 Bey dem Weine
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Two Songs, Op. 63 for four-part male-voice choir a cappella~No. 2 Runda
Item UPC: 5060113447517
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Label: TOCCATA
ABOUT THE ALBUM
Whether in his original home of Vienna, as a conservatoire director in Mainz, or as an emigre in Edinburgh, where he became one of the mainstays of musical life, Hans Gal (1890-1987) championed choral singing as a way of directly involving people in making music: he founded and conducted a number of choirs and provided an extensive output of choral compositions. This third album of his choral music offers a vivid cross-section of music for chamber choir, featuring mixed voices, women's voices and male-voice choir, a cappella, with solo soprano, with piano and with chamber accompaniment.
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