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Elizabeth Harwood • Owen Brannigan, Hendon Grammar School Choir Directed By Charles Western, Pro Arte Orchestra Of London Conducted By Sir Charles Mackerras
Sing The Songs Of Britain
Album UK 1964 on His Master's Voice label
Folk (Folk)
Issued on black labels with His Master's Voice in red, silver print; laminated flipback sleeve.
Musicians
 | Elizabeth Harwood voc, 1938-1990 GB vocals, album by |
 | Owen Brannigan voc, 1908-1973 GB vocals, album by |
 | Hendon Grammar School Choir , choir, album by |
 | Charles Western , GB directed by, choir, album by |
 | Pro Arte Orchestra Of London , GB orchestra, album by |
 | Sir Charles Mackerras voc, 1925-2010 AU conductor, orchestra, album by |
 | Andrew Cherry , IE words by |
 | Robert Herrick , 1591-1674 GB words by |
 | William Shakespeare , 1564-1616 GB words by |
 | Henry Fielding , 1707-1754 GB words by |
 | John Oxenford , words by |
 | David Garrick , GB words by |
 | Robert Burns , 1759-1796 GB words by |
 | John Woodcock Graves , GB words by |
Producers
| Ernest Tomlinson liner notes |
Album Tracks
| No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | The Bay Of Biscay | Elizabeth Harwood • Owen Brannigan, Hendon Grammar School Choir Directed By Charles Western, Pro Arte Orchestra Of London Conducted By Sir Charles Mackerras | ||
| 2 | Cherry Ripe | Elizabeth Harwood • Owen Brannigan, Hendon Grammar School Choir Directed By Charles Western, Pro Arte Orchestra Of London Conducted By Sir Charles Mackerras | ||
| 3 | It Was A Lover And His Lass | Elizabeth Harwood • Owen Brannigan, Hendon Grammar School Choir Directed By Charles Western, Pro Arte Orchestra Of London Conducted By Sir Charles Mackerras | ||
| 4 | The Miller Of Dee | Elizabeth Harwood • Owen Brannigan, Hendon Grammar School Choir Directed By Charles Western, Pro Arte Orchestra Of London Conducted By Sir Charles Mackerras | Traditional | |
| 5 | Oh, The Oak And The Ash | Elizabeth Harwood • Owen Brannigan, Hendon Grammar School Choir Directed By Charles Western, Pro Arte Orchestra Of London Conducted By Sir Charles Mackerras | Traditional | |
| 6 | Sigh No More Ladies | Elizabeth Harwood • Owen Brannigan, Hendon Grammar School Choir Directed By Charles Western, Pro Arte Orchestra Of London Conducted By Sir Charles Mackerras | ||
| 7 | Early One Morning | Elizabeth Harwood • Owen Brannigan, Hendon Grammar School Choir Directed By Charles Western, Pro Arte Orchestra Of London Conducted By Sir Charles Mackerras | Traditional | |
| 8 | The Bailiff's Daughter Of Islington | Elizabeth Harwood • Owen Brannigan, Hendon Grammar School Choir Directed By Charles Western, Pro Arte Orchestra Of London Conducted By Sir Charles Mackerras | Traditional | |
| 9 | Charlie Is My Darling | Elizabeth Harwood • Owen Brannigan, Hendon Grammar School Choir Directed By Charles Western, Pro Arte Orchestra Of London Conducted By Sir Charles Mackerras | Traditional | |
| 10 | A Hunting We Will Go | Elizabeth Harwood • Owen Brannigan, Hendon Grammar School Choir Directed By Charles Western, Pro Arte Orchestra Of London Conducted By Sir Charles Mackerras | ||
| 11 | The Ash-Grove | Elizabeth Harwood • Owen Brannigan, Hendon Grammar School Choir Directed By Charles Western, Pro Arte Orchestra Of London Conducted By Sir Charles Mackerras | ||
| 12 | Heart Of Oak | Elizabeth Harwood • Owen Brannigan, Hendon Grammar School Choir Directed By Charles Western, Pro Arte Orchestra Of London Conducted By Sir Charles Mackerras | ||
| 13 | Ye Banks And Braes | Elizabeth Harwood • Owen Brannigan, Hendon Grammar School Choir Directed By Charles Western, Pro Arte Orchestra Of London Conducted By Sir Charles Mackerras | ||
| 14 | The Keel Row | Elizabeth Harwood • Owen Brannigan, Hendon Grammar School Choir Directed By Charles Western, Pro Arte Orchestra Of London Conducted By Sir Charles Mackerras | Traditional | |
| 15 | John Peel | Elizabeth Harwood • Owen Brannigan, Hendon Grammar School Choir Directed By Charles Western, Pro Arte Orchestra Of London Conducted By Sir Charles Mackerras | ||
| 16 | Where The Bee Sucks | Elizabeth Harwood • Owen Brannigan, Hendon Grammar School Choir Directed By Charles Western, Pro Arte Orchestra Of London Conducted By Sir Charles Mackerras | ||
| 17 | The Vicar Of Bray | Elizabeth Harwood • Owen Brannigan, Hendon Grammar School Choir Directed By Charles Western, Pro Arte Orchestra Of London Conducted By Sir Charles Mackerras | Traditional |
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