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Ralph Vaughan Williams
ARTIST MUSICS
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Hugh the Driver  Act 1. Horse hoofs, horse hoofs, thunder down the valleys
Hugh the Drover  Act 1. Horse hoofs, horse hoofs, thunder down the valleys
3:42
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Hugh the Driver  Act 1. Mary, Mary, come back, come back, come back I say
Hugh the Drover  Act 1. Mary, Mary, come back, come back, come back I say
2:23
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Hugh the Driver  Act 1. In the night-time I have seen you riding, riding
Hugh the Drover  Act 1. In the night-time I have seen you riding, riding
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Hugh the Driver  Act 1. Who'll fight? Who'll fight! A fight! Who's for a fight?
Hugh the Drover  Act 1. Who'll fight? Who'll fight! A fight! Who's for a fight?
1:43
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Hugh the Driver  Act 1. Brave English lads, lovers of manly sport
Hugh the Drover  Act 1. Brave English lads, lovers of manly sport
2:20
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Hugh the Driver  Act 1. Down, down with John the butcher!
Hugh the Drover  Act 1. Down, down with John the butcher!
2:45
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Hugh the Driver  Act 1. Alone and friendless on this foreign ground I am to die
Hugh the Drover  Act 1. Alone and friendless on this foreign ground I am to die
4:5
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Hugh the Driver  Act 1. Oh, the devil and Bonyparty
Hugh the Drover  Act 1. Oh, the devil and Bonyparty
1:49
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Hugh the Driver  Act 2. Past four o'clock, and dawn is coming
Hugh the Drover  Act 2. Past four o'clock, and dawn is coming
4:6
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Hugh the Driver  Act 2. Rise up, my Mary; come away
Hugh the Drover  Act 2. Rise up, my Mary; come away
4:24
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Hugh the Driver  Act 2. Dear sun, I crave a boon
Hugh the Drover  Act 2. Dear sun, I crave a boon
2:36
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Hugh the Driver  Act 2. O I've been rambling all this night
Hugh the Drover  Act 2. O I've been rambling all this night
3:48
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Hugh the Driver  Act 2. Here, queen uncrowned, in this most royal place
Hugh the Drover  Act 2. Here, queen uncrowned, in this most royal place
7:54
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Hugh the Driver  Act 2. Dropped from the ranks on a winter night
Hugh the Drover  Act 2. Dropped from the ranks on a winter night
3:51
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Hugh the Driver  Act 2. Halloo! Halloo! Mary and Hugh!
Hugh the Drover  Act 2. Halloo! Halloo! Mary and Hugh!
5:38
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Epithalamium  No. 1, "Prologue": "Early, before the world's light-giving lamp"
Epithalamion  No. 1, "Prologue": "Early, before the world's light-giving lamp"
3:12
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Epithalamium  No. 2, "Wake Now": "Wake now, my love, awake! for it is time"
Epithalamion  No. 2, "Wake Now": "Wake now, my love, awake! for it is time"
2:46
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Epithalamium  No. 3, "The Calling of the Bride": "Now is my love all ready forth to come"
Epithalamion  No. 3, "The Calling of the Bride": "Now is my love all ready forth to come"
2:32
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Epithalamium  No. 4, "The Minstrels": "Hark how the ministrels 'gin to shrill aloud"
Epithalamion  No. 4, "The Minstrels": "Hark how the ministrels 'gin to shrill aloud"
1:37
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Epithalamium  No. 5, "Procession of the Bride": "Lo! where she comes along with portly pace"
Epithalamion  No. 5, "Procession of the Bride": "Lo! where she comes along with portly pace"
2:38
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Epithalamium  No. 6, "The Temple Gates": "Open the temple gates unto my love"
Epithalamion  No. 6, "The Temple Gates": "Open the temple gates unto my love"
3:48
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Epithalamium  No. 7, "The Bell Ringers": "Ring y the bells, ye young men of the Town"
Epithalamion  No. 7, "The Bell Ringers": "Ring y the bells, ye young men of the Town"
1:50
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Epithalamium  No. 8, "The Lover's Song": "Ah! When will this long weary day have end"
Epithalamion  No. 8, "The Lover's Song": "Ah! When will this long weary day have end"
6:5
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Epithalamium  No. 9, "The Minstrel's Song": "Now welomce night! thou night so long expected"
Epithalamion  No. 9, "The Minstrel's Song": "Now welomce night! thou night so long expected"
3:42
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Epithalamium  No. 10, "Song of the Winged Loves": "The whiles an hundred little winged loves"
Epithalamion  No. 10, "Song of the Winged Loves": "The whiles an hundred little winged loves"
1:16
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Epithalamium  No. 11, "Prayer to Juno": "And thou, great Juno! which with awful might"
Epithalamion  No. 11, "Prayer to Juno": "And thou, great Juno! which with awful might"
4:37
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Studies in English Folk Song (6)  She Borrowed Some of Her Mother's Gold
Studies in English Folk Song (6)  She Borrowed Some of Her Mother's Gold
1:50
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