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MP3.riccom » Classical music » Owen Brannigan, Elizabeth Harwood, Hendon Grammar School Choir, Pro Arte Orchestra, Sir Charles Mackerras - Heart Of Oak & Other Songs Of Britain

Owen Brannigan, Elizabeth Harwood, Hendon Grammar School Choir, Pro Arte Orchestra, Sir Charles Mackerras - Heart Of Oak & Other Songs Of Britain mp3 download

Owen Brannigan Folk 1989 UK

Singer: Owen Brannigan
Title: Heart Of Oak & Other Songs Of Britain
Released: 1989
Country: UK
Style: Folk
Genre: Classical music / World Folk Country
Rating: 4.9
Votes: 991
Formats: FLAC MP2 AIFF VQF MMF WAV MP1
MP3 size: 1809 mb

Tracklist Hide Credits

A1	The Bay Of Biscay Arranged By – Ernest TomlinsonMusic By – John Davey*Words By – Andrew Cherry	2:33
A2	Cherry Ripe Arranged By – Charles MackerrasMusic By – C.E. HornWords By – Robert Herrick	2:09
A3	It Was A Lover And His Lass Arranged By – Charles MackerrasMusic By – Thomas MorleyWords By – Shakespeare	2:18
A4	The Miller Of Dee Arranged By – Charles Mackerras*Music By – TraditionalWords By – Traditional	1:31
A5	Oh, The Oak And The Ash Arranged By – Ernest TomlinsonMusic By – TraditionalWords By – Traditional	3:01
A6	Sigh No More Ladies Music By – Richard Stevens Words By – Shakespeare*	1:37
A7	Early One Morning Arranged By – Ernest TomlinsonMusic By – TraditionalWords By – Traditional	2:08
A8	The Bailiff's Daughter Of Islington Arranged By – Ernest TomlinsonMusic By – TraditionalWords By – Traditional	2:59
A9	Charlie Is My Darling Arranged By – Ernest TomlinsonMusic By – TraditionalWords By – Traditional	2:07
B1	A Hunting We Will Go Arranged By – Ernest TomlinsonMusic By – TraditionalWords By – Henry Fielding	2:09
B2	The Ash-Grove Arranged By – Charles Mackerras*Music By – TraditionalWords By – John Oxenford	3:04
B3	Heart Of Oak Arranged By – Ernest TomlinsonMusic By – William BoyceWords By – David Garrick	2:12
B4	Ye Banks And Braes Arranged By – Ernest TomlinsonMusic By – TraditionalWords By – Robert Burns	2:59
B5	The Keel Row Arranged By – Charles Mackerras*Music By – TraditionalWords By – Traditional	1:18
B6	John Peel Arranged By – Ernest TomlinsonMusic By – TraditionalWords By – John W Graves*	2:23
B7	Where The Bee Sucks Music By – Thomas ArneWords By – Shakespeare*	1:59
B8	The Vicar Of Bray Arranged By – Charles Mackerras*Music By – TraditionalWords By – Traditional	3:41

Companies, etc.

Record Company – EMI Records Ltd.
Remastered At – Abbey Road Studios
Distributed By – EMI Records Ltd.
Published By – Copyright Control

Credits

Choir – Hendon Grammar School Choir
Conductor – Sir Charles Mackerras
Orchestra – Pro Arte Orchestra*
Painting [Front Cover, Detail From "Haymaking, Near Meriden, 1903"] – James Hammond
Sleeve Notes – Ernest Tomlinson

Notes

LABELS:
- Cream label (2nd variant), i.e.:
--- red swirl design across upper half of label
--- black Classics For Pleasure logo
--- red copyright and manufacturer text around upper edge of label between 8 o'clock and 4 o'clock positions
- "MANUFACTURED IN THE UK BY EMI RECORDS LIMITED"
- "℗ 1964 Original sound recording made by EMI Records Limited" at 6 o'clock
- "Arrangements by Ernest Tomlinson (Copyright Control)" at 6 o'clock

SLEEVE:
- No lamination
- No flipbacks
- Front cover "Courtesy of the Fine Arts Photographic Library"
- Red, black and white 3-segment logo on front cover (top right) - i.e. CFP logo / "CLASSICS FOR PLEASURE" / "EMI"
- "℗ 1964 Original sound recording made by EMI Records Limited"
- "Digitally remastered at Abbey Road Studios (London) - January 1989"
- "℗ 1979 Music For Pleasure Limited"
- Sleeve Notes "© ERNEST TOMLINSON, 1964"

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout (Side 1 Runout [stamped]): CFP 4556 TA-1-1- D
Matrix / Runout (Side 2 Runout [stamped]): CFP 4556 TB-1-1- D
Matrix / Runout (Side 1 Label): CFP 4556 TA
Matrix / Runout (Side 2 Label): CFP 4556 TB
Barcode (On sleeve back [top-right]): 5 099941 455616
Other (Extended Catalog Number on sleeve back [top-right]): 41 4556 1
Rights Society (On labels [Charles Mackerras arrangements]): MCPS

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
CLP 1789	Elizabeth Harwood • Owen Brannigan, The Hendon Grammar School Choir* Directed By Charles Western, Pro Arte Orchestra, The* Conducted By Charles Mackerras*	Elizabeth Harwood • Owen Brannigan, The Hendon Grammar School Choir* Directed By Charles Western, Pro Arte Orchestra, The* Conducted By Charles Mackerras* - Sing The Songs Of Britain ‎(LP, Album, Mono)	His Master's Voice	CLP 1789	UK	1964
ESD 7002	Owen Brannigan, Elizabeth Harwood	Owen Brannigan, Elizabeth Harwood - Sing The Songs Of Britain ‎(LP, RE)	His Master's Voice	ESD 7002	UK	Unknown
R-03512, R. 03512	Owen Brannigan • Elizabeth Harwood	Owen Brannigan • Elizabeth Harwood - Sing The Songs Of Britain ‎(LP, Album, Club, RE)	World Record Club, World Record Club	R-03512, R. 03512	Australia	1977
ST-4336, S/T4336	Owen Brannigan • Elizabeth Harwood	Owen Brannigan • Elizabeth Harwood - Sing The Songs Of Britain ‎(LP, Album, Club)	World Record Club, World Record Club	ST-4336, S/T4336	Australia	1967
C 03512	Owen Brannigan • Elizabeth Harwood	Owen Brannigan • Elizabeth Harwood - Sing The Songs Of Britain ‎(Cass, Album, Club)	World Cassette Club	C 03512	Australia	1977