B britten / Тексты песен

B. Britten. - Х. DEO GRACIA A Ceremony of Carols.

B. Britten - Curlew River

B. Britten. - VI. THIS LITTLE BABE A Ceremony of Carols.

B. Britten. A Ceremony of Carols. - №6. This little Babe

B. Britten. - III. THERE IS NO ROSE A Ceremony of Carols.

B. Britten. - VIII. IN FREEZING WINTER A Ceremony of Carols.

B. Britten. - II. WOLCUM YULE A Ceremony of Carols.

B. Britten - V AS DEW IN APRILLE A Ceremony of Carols.

B.Britten - The Old Lute (Sir Peter Pears, Julian Bream)

B. Britten - Sinfonia Da Requiem

Benjamin Britten - War Requiem - 18. It seemed that out of battle I escaped (Bach Choir, Melos Ensemble, LSC, LSO, B.Britten)

Turner, Bennet, Mattheus, Marisa Robles – The Choir of St John's College (Cambridge), Guest - B. Britten «A ceremony of carols», (op.28) – 11. Deo Gracias

Turner, Bennet, Mattheus, Marisa Robles – The Choir of St John's College (Cambridge), Guest - B. Britten «A ceremony of carols», (op.28) – 4. That yonge child

Turner, Bennet, Mattheus, Marisa Robles – The Choir of St John's College (Cambridge), Guest - B. Britten «A ceremony of carols», (op.28) – 6. As dew in Aprille

Turner, Bennet, Mattheus, Marisa Robles – The Choir of St John's College (Cambridge), Guest - B. Britten «A ceremony of carols», (op.28) – 5. Balulalow

Turner, Bennet, Mattheus, Marisa Robles – The Choir of St John's College (Cambridge), Guest - B. Britten «A ceremony of carols», (op.28) – 3. There is no Rose

Turner, Bennet, Mattheus, Marisa Robles – The Choir of St John's College (Cambridge), Guest - B. Britten «A ceremony of carols», (op.28) – 9. In freezing winter night

Turner, Bennet, Mattheus, Marisa Robles – The Choir of St John's College (Cambridge), Guest - B. Britten «A ceremony of carols», (op.28) – 1. Procession

Turner, Bennet, Mattheus, Marisa Robles – The Choir of St John's College (Cambridge), Guest - B. Britten «A ceremony of carols», (op.28) – 2. Wolcum Yole

Turner, Bennet, Mattheus, Marisa Robles – The Choir of St John's College (Cambridge), Guest - B. Britten «A ceremony of carols», (op.28) – 5. Balulalow