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		<title>Britten: Simple Symphony ; Spring Symphony; Four Sea Interludes</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<strong>Britten: Simple Symphony ; Spring Symphony; Four Sea Interludes</strong>

Royal Opera House
Orchestra / Britten
I Musici / Felix Ayo

<strong>Catalogue Number:</strong> ALC 1228
<strong>Number of Discs:</strong> 1
<strong>Date/Runtime:</strong> 1959/62  ADD, 75:06]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><span style="color: #0000ff;">(Spring Sym) “confirmed in my admiration by this, both technically and musically among the best things the gramophone has given us. The music is not difficult for any open-minded listener to enjoy&#8230;filled with the composer&#8217;s ecstatic response to the manifold beauties of springtime, of innocence and eager youth… Such a performance, and such a recording, were worth waiting for” (Gramophone)   “Memorable as it is joyous” (Penguin Guide) (Four Sea Interludes) “evokes the very different moods of the Sea Interludes intensely and atmospherically”(Gramophone)<br />
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<strong>                                      Simple Symphony Op.4<br />
I Musici directed by Felix Ayo  Rec.1959</strong></p>
<li>[1]  I.  Boisterous Bourée    2.31  [3] III. Sentimental Sarabande  7.20</li>
<li>[2]  II. Playful Pizzicato      3.12  [4] IV. Frolicsome Finale          2.47</li>
<p>                              <strong>Peter Grimes – Four Sea Interludes<br />
Royal Opera House Orchestra conducted Benjamin Britten Rec.1958</strong></p>
<li>[5]    Dawn                          3.35   [7] Moonlight                             4.20</li>
<li>[6]    Sunday Morning         3.49   [8] Storm                                   4.14</li>
<p>                                      <strong>Spring Symphony Op.44<br />
Jennifer Vyvyan (Sopr); Norma Proctor (Contralto); Peter Pears (Tenor) with the<br />
Chorus &#038; Orchestra of the Royal Opera, Covent Garden;<br />
Chorus of Boys from Emanuel School, Wandsworth, London   </strong> </p>
<li>[9]   Part 1    Introduction: Shine Out (Anon. 16th century)<br />
        The Merry Cuckoo (Spenser)     Spring the Sweet Spring (Nashe)<br />
        The Driving Boy (Peele, Clare)   The Morning Star (Milton)                 17.43</li>
<li>[10] Part 2    Welcome Maids of Honour (Herrick)<br />
        Waters Above    Out on the Lawn I Lie in Bed (Auden)                          11.14</li>
<li>[11] Part 3   When will my May Come (Barnefield)<br />
        Fair and Fair (Peele)   Sound the Flute (Blake)                                        5.53</li>
<li>[12] Part 4  Finale:London, To thee I do Present (Beaumont/Flatcher)            7.18</li>
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