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Obrecht Motetten III

Obrecht Motetten III

Michael Finnissy

Viola & Ensemble

Oxford University Press

Oculi omnium

Gabriel Jackson

Mixed Chorus SATB

Oxford University Press

Oculi omnium

Mixed Chorus SATB

Oxford University Press

Océano

Gabriel Erkoreka

Oxford University Press

Ode to Saint Cecilia

Ode to Saint Cecilia

Voices & Orchestra

Oxford University Press

Of Erthe and Air (Clarinet Version)

Of Erthe and Air (Clarinet Version)

Oxford University Press

Of Erthe and Air (Saxophone Version)

Of Erthe and Air (Saxophone Version)

Oxford University Press

Of Three Shakespeare Sonnets

Of Three Shakespeare Sonnets

[Solo] Soprano & Ensemble

Oxford University Press

Of Three Shakespeare Sonnets

Of Three Shakespeare Sonnets

Oxford University Press

Of a Certain Age

Of a Certain Age

Soprano & Piano

Oxford University Press

Of a Rose, a lovely Rose

Of a Rose, a lovely Rose

Mixed Chorus SATB & Piano

Oxford University Press

Of a Rose, a lovely Rose (from 'Magnificat')

Of a Rose, a lovely Rose (from 'Magnificat')

Mixed Chorus & Ensemble

Oxford University Press

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