Edmunds, John, 1913-1986
Edmunds, John
John Edmunds
Edmunds, John, 1913-
VIAF ID: 69356581 (Personal)
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Works
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| Adam's sleep : high voice |
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| Canções |
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| Come all ye songsters of the sky : low voice |
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| Concertos |
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| Dictionnaire biographique des musiciens |
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| Drummer |
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| Fairy queen. |
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| Faucon |
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| Five arias from solo cantatas : [high voice] |
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| Folk songs american - english - irish |
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| The Garden of muses, c1987; |
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| The Garden of the muses : a collection of six madrigals and a canon for four- & five-part chorus of mixed voices |
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| Have these for yours for voice and piano |
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| Hesperides: fifty songs: San Francisco, 1935-1960 |
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| Isle of Portland song |
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| Lonely |
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| O Lord rebuke me not. |
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| Music for a while : low voice |
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| Oedipus. |
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| Sikken fest, 2 |
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| Sleep Adam, sleep and take thy rest. |
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| Some twentieth century American composers, a selective bibliography, by John Edmunds and Gordon Boelzner,... With introductory essay by Peter Yates |
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| Steps to Parnassus |
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| The study of counterpoint from Johann Joseph Fux's Gradus ad parnassum. |
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| I take no pleasure in the sun's bright beams. |
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| Turn then thine eyes : low voice |
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| Unpublished baroque arias |
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| We sing to Him whose wisdom form'd the ear. |
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| A Williamsburg songbook; songs convivial, sporting, amorous, &c., from eighteenth-century collections known to have been in the libraries of colonial Virginians. |
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