The Wee Cooper o' Fife-Robert Tear

The Wee Cooper o' Fife-Robert Tear 同专辑其他歌曲

• London Suite: III. Knightsbridge (March)-Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra
• Cockaigne (In London Town) - Concert Overture, Op.40 (2004 - Remaster)-Philharmonia Orchestra
• Handel in the Strand (Clog Dance) RMTB2.-Daniel Adni
• Brook Green Suite, H.190: I. Prelude-Norman Del Mar
• Bushes and Briars (men's voices)
• Magnificat 'Collegium Regale'-Boris Ord
• Four Sea Interludes Op.33a (from Peter Grimes): I. Dawn (Lento e tranquillo)-André Previn
• Yarmouth Fair (1994 Digital Remaster)
• Brigg Fair-Polyphony
• Folk Song Arrangement: The Lincolnshire Poacher (2000 Digital Remaster)-Robert Tear
• Dear Lord and Father of mankind (Repton)
• The Hills, I. The Hills in Spring: 'From Chinley Churn and Rushup Ridge' - [chorus, soprano, tenor]-Robert Tear
• The Lass Of Richmond Hill
• Preces-Philip Ledger
• Folk Song Arrangement: Come you not from Newcastle? (2000 Digital Remaster)-Robert Tear
• Black Stitchel (2001 Digital Remaster)
• The Land of the Mountain and the Flood - Concert Overture Op. 3 (1988 Digital Remaster)-Scottish National Orchestra
• Loch Lomond (1995 Digital Remaster)
• Scottish Dances Op. 59: 4. Con brio-Philharmonia Orchestra
• Three Preludes Founded on Welsh Hymn Tunes (orch. Arnold Foster): 2. Rhosymedre (melody by J. D. Edwards, 1805-1885)
• Folk Song Arrangement: The Ash Grove (2000 Digital Remaster)-Robert Tear
• Jesu Lover Of My Soul
• Six Choral Folk Songs, H.136: 6. Swansea Town-Baccholian Singers
• In summertime on Bredon [with orch.]-George Weldon
• Severn Suite Op. 87 (orchestral version): I. Worcester Castle (Introduction)-Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra
• Six Songs from 'A Shropshire Lad': I. Loveliest of trees
• Caractacus Op. 35: Woodland Interlude (Introduction to Scene III) from Caractacus Op. 35-Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra
• On Wenlock Edge: VI. Clun
• An Oxford Elegy (excerpt: That sweet city with her dreaming spires...Come, let me read)-David Willcocks
• String Quartet 'in Gloucestershire' (No. 3): II. Fairly quick, but always rhythmical