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ReferencePG/1985/0127

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Programme for 'Come into the Parlour, Maud': English Song in the Victorian Era

Date27 Jan 1985

DescriptionWorks performed:
Alice M. Smith: O that we two were maying; John Liptrot Hatton: To Anthea, who may command him anything; Sir William Bennett: Indian Love; Edward Loder: I heard a brooklet gushing; Moszkowski: Spanish Dance No. 3; Sullivan: Orpheus with his lute; Balfe: Come into the garden, Maud; Balfe: Excelsior; Mendelssohn: Overture from A Midsummer Night's Dream; Fanny Mendelssohn: Schoner und schoner; Prince Albert: Der Ungeliebte; Sir Julius Benedict: The moon has raised her lamb above; Stanford: La Belle Dame sans merci; Scharwenka: The Departure; Somervell: Three Songs from Maud; Elgar: Come, Gentle Night; Vaughan Williams: Linden Lea
Venue:
Walter Hall, Toronto
Performers:
Stephen Roberts (baritone); Marcia Swanston (mezzo-soprano); James McLean (tenor); Stephen Ralls (piano); Bruce Ubukata (piano)
Further information:
In association with the Aldeburgh Connection, patronised by Sir Peter Pears.

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