Oxford Elegy, An
Oxford Elegy, An. Work for narrator, small mixed ch., and chamber orch. by Vaughan Williams, with text adapted from Matthew Arnold's poems The Scholar Gipsy (1853) and Thyrsis (1867), comp. 1949. Some of text is spoken, some sung by ch., also wordless part for ch. F. public p. Oxford 1952.
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