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Six Moravian Choruses transcribed from Dvorák's Moravian Duets tell of a slighted heart, promises of love and parting "without sorrow".
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Choruses, in Alice Goodman's flowery, mostly nonpolitical text, provide an emotional and philosophical background.
Glum Season for St. Louis Heidi Walesom 2011
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Choruses, in Alice Goodman's flowery, mostly nonpolitical text, provide an emotional and philosophical background.
Glum Season for St. Louis Heidi Walesom 2011
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Choruses, in Alice Goodman's flowery, mostly nonpolitical text, provide an emotional and philosophical background.
Glum Season for St. Louis Heidi Walesom 2011
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There are, however, two concluding lines which I have omitted above, because they appear to me to be something like sounding a Jews Harp to help out the concluding tones of one of Handels Choruses.
Letter 223 2009
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Choruses that had performed earlier streamed down the aisles to join them.
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Unison Song, words by C. Massie, etc (Choruses for equal voices) by Ernest Bullock
Stop the Queers! 2008
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As usual, this chorus of great singers sounds great; I especially loved Stacy Garrop's Sonnets of Beauty and Music, Morten Lauridsen's Madrigali, and the second of Alan Fletcher's Two Yeats Choruses.
Choral Singing Fans! Lisa Hirsch 2007
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As usual, this chorus of great singers sounds great; I especially loved Stacy Garrop's Sonnets of Beauty and Music, Morten Lauridsen's Madrigali, and the second of Alan Fletcher's Two Yeats Choruses.
Archive 2007-11-01 Lisa Hirsch 2007
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The connection in the Tragic Choruses and in the Greek lyric poets is not unfrequently a tangled thread which in an age before logic the poet was unable to draw out.
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