brilliant NB - that was quick
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Well, I checked out 'Sharpe TV series theme music' and up popped Dominic Muldowney - who, I discover, was born in Southampton. The Pilgrim fathers sailed from Southampton, putting in at Plymouth (they'd run out of, or forgotten, something or other). Googling 'Earl of Southampton' proved interesting but inconclusive.Comment
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only Muldowney is correct there, all elements musicalComment
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Is the favourite pilgrim John Noble?Comment
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very good AG, I was about to offer a clue
John Noble born Southampton, RVW's favoured Pilgrim in The Pilgrim's ProgressComment
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for the last part, I wonder who teaches at Southampton University?
Unknown Ground (for baritone & piano trio) by ......... ?Last edited by mercia; 04-12-11, 09:49.Comment
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Michael Finnissy - Unknown GroundComment
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well done NB, sorry to drag it out
Test us with a TComment
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No need to apologize - it was an excellent question!
In which 'T' does Somervell come 2nd, Elgar 4th, Stanford 5th and Parry 10th?Comment
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an 80th birthday Tribute ?Comment
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I think he's got it ......
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ah, well I haven't found much information, but as an 80th birthday tribute to the old queen in 1899, 13 composers were asked to write part-songs, four of which she heard sung by massed choirs by hanging out of a window at Windsor Castle. The CD I've found which contains them all doesn't have them in that order but perhaps they were published together in that order ???
Somervell - With still increasing blessings
Elgar - To her beneath whose steadfast star
Parry - Who can tell with greatness
Stanford - Out in the windy westComment
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...the collective title given to these 13 pieces being...?Comment
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oh bother, the original page I was looking at said they were like a Victorian version of The Triumphs of Oriana, now I find that's exactly what they were called
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The Triumph of Orania - and now of mercia
So...we're (and it's) up to 'U'
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