Canticle II "Abraham and Isaac", Op. 51: "Abraham, my servant, Abraham"

Name: Canticle II "Abraham and Isaac", Op. 51: "Abraham, my servant, Abraham"
Description: Canticle II "Abraham and Isaac", Op. 51: "Abraham, my servant, Abraham" a song by Benjamin Britten on BeMusic

Canticle II "Abraham and Isaac", Op. 51: "Abraham, my servant, Abraham" a song by Benjamin Britten on BeMusic

A Morning Hymn, Z. 198: "Thou wakeful shepherd" - Version with Solo Piano - Realization of Piano Part by Benjamin Britten by Edward Rushton, Dame Edith Sitwell, John Weldon, John Dryden,
If Music be the Food of Love, Z. 379a - Version with Solo Piano - Realization of Piano Part by Benjamin Britten by Edward Rushton, Dame Edith Sitwell, John Weldon, John Dryden,
King Arthur, Z. 628, Act 2 Scene 2: No. 16, "How blest are the shepherds" - Version with Solo Piano - Realization of Piano Part by Benjamin Britten by Edward Rushton, Dame Edith Sitwell, John Weldon, John Dryden,
Canticle I "My beloved is mine", Op. 40: "Ev’n like two little bank-divided brooks" (Andante alla barcarola) by Edward Rushton, Dame Edith Sitwell, John Weldon, John Dryden,
Oedipus (Incidental Music), Z. 583: No. 2, Song, "Musick for a While" - Version with Solo Piano - Realization of Piano Part by Benjamin Britten by Edward Rushton, Dame Edith Sitwell, John Weldon, John Dryden,
Canticle II "Abraham and Isaac", Op. 51: "Abraham, my servant, Abraham" by Edward Rushton, Dame Edith Sitwell, John Weldon, John Dryden,
Alleluia - Version with Solo Piano - Realization of Piano Part by Benjamin Britten by Edward Rushton, Dame Edith Sitwell, John Weldon, John Dryden,
Canticle III "Still Falls The Rain", Op. 55 (Slow and distant) by Edward Rushton, Dame Edith Sitwell, John Weldon, John Dryden,
Let The Night Perish, Z. 191, "Job's Curse" - Version with Solo Piano - Realization of Piano Part by Benjamin Britten by Edward Rushton, Dame Edith Sitwell, John Weldon, John Dryden,
If Music be the Food of Love, Z. 379c - Version with Solo Piano - Realization of Piano Part by Benjamin Britten by Edward Rushton, Dame Edith Sitwell, John Weldon, John Dryden,
An Evening Hymn, Z. 193: "Now, now that the sun hath veil’d his light" - Version with Solo Piano - Realization of Piano Part by Benjamin Britten by Edward Rushton, Dame Edith Sitwell, John Weldon, John Dryden,