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Patriotic Songs for Schools. A Collection of Songs in One, Two, and Three Parts, adapted for the use of Children, and taken almost entirely from the " Song-Book ... and harmonised by Sir C. V. Stanford by Charles Villiers Stanford, 1908 The Lord of Might. Motet for Chorus, Orchestra and Organ, the poem by Bishop Heber ... - Op. 83. - Arrangement for Voices and Organ by Sir G. Martin by Charles Villiers Stanford, 1903 The Winter Storms. Unison. [Words by] Sir W. D'Avenant (The Oxford Choral Songs) by Charles Villiers Stanford, 1923 Six Elizabethan Pastorals ... Op. 67. No. 6. Love's Fire ... Poem by Sir E. Dyer by Charles Villiers Stanford, 1897

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21. Sir Charles Villiers Stanford Operas
    sir charles villiers stanford (1852 1924). The Operas of sir charles villiersstanford. Operas Title (date and place of first performance and libretto).  
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    Translate this page Z, sir charles villiers stanford (1852 - 1924). La Vie Photo Gallery Home Page. La vie de sir charles villiers stanford. Compositeur  
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23. Composers [Stanford, Sir Charles Villiers]
    Composers stanford, sir charles villiers (1852 1924). www.rmjs.co.uk.stanford, sir charles villiers (b Dublin, 30 September, 1852  
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    Extractions: Stanford was educated at Cambridge (1880-4) where he returned in 1873 as the organist of Trinity College, and then later appointed as professor in 1887. From 1883, he also taught at the Royal College of Music (his own education having been complete under Reinecke in Leipzig (1874-5), and Kiel in Berlin (1876)). Apart from his Anglican cathedral music, little of his large output (nearly 200 opus numbers) has remained in performance. His works include ten operas (notably Shamus O'Brien (1896), Much ado about nothing (1901), and The travelling companion (1926)), partsongs (from which The blue bird is still remembered), seven symphonies, and other orchestral scores (including the Clarinet Concerto (1902), and a series of Irish Rhapsodies), eight string quartets, and organ and piano music. search for in Classical Music All Produts Books Popular Music Video DVD Electronics Software Toys and Kids!

24. Sir Charles Villiers Stanford
    stanford, sir charles villiers * 30. Sept. 1852 in Dublin † 29. März 1924 inLondon. Opern The Canterbury Pilgrims 28. Apr. 1884 Drury Lane Theatre London.  
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25. Standford, Charles Villiers (1852 - 1924)
    Brief biography and recommended recording of organ music.Category Arts Music Composers S stanford, sir charles villiersstanford, charles villiers (1852 1924). Born in Dublin in 1852, charlesvilliers stanford established himself in England as a leading  
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    Extractions: Born in Dublin in 1852, Charles Villiers Stanford established himself in England as a leading figure in the musical life of the country, appointed professor of composition at the Royal College of Music in London at its foundation in 1883 and four years later elected to the chair of music at Cambridge. As a composer he was among the most influential in England in the second half of the nineteenth century, writing music in many genres, including a substantial body of organ music, reflecting in technique something of the formal training he had had as a student in Leipzig and Berlin. Recommended Recording Organ Sonatas Nos. 2, 3 and 4

26. STANFORD, SIR CHARLES VILLIERS
    stanford, sir charles villiers. Duxbury Hall branch of the family.Nothing stanford, sir charles villiers (1852— ), Irish. musical  
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    Extractions: See William Bradford’s History of Fi-imouth Plantation. Tudor Jenks’s Captain Myles Standish (New York, ‘905) and Henry Johnson’s Exp,~oits of Myles Standish (New York, 1897) are popular sketches. STANFORD, SIR CHARLES VILLIERS (1852— ), Irish STANHOPE, EARLS. JAMES STANHOPE, 1st EARL STANHOPE (c. 1673—1721), English statesman and soldier, was the eldest son of Alexander Stanhope (d. 1707), a son of Philip Stanbope, 1st earl of Chesterfield. Educated at Eton and at Trinity College, Oxford, he accompanied his father, then British minister at Madrid, to Spain in 1690, and obtained some knowledge of that country which was very iaseful to him in later life. A little later, however, he went to Italy where, as afterwards in Flanders, PHILIP HENRY STANHOPE, 5th EARL STANHOPE (1805—187 5)

27. Holst/Stanford/Bax: Piano Trios - Sir Charles Villiers Stanford - Online Shop Ti
    Holst/stanford/Bax Piano Trios - sir charles villiers stanford. .. Holst/stanford/BaxPiano Trios sir charles villiers stanford . . . . .  
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    Extractions: Sir Charles Villiers Stanford Order this CD, read a review or buy related products in an online shop. Visit an UK online shop to find information on this CD, order it or buy related products online in an United Kingdom store. Here you can find a variety of related shops. Holst/Stanford/Bax: Piano Trios

28. Winchester Cathedral Choir - A Choral Showcase - Sir Charles Villiers Stanford -
    Order this CD, read a review or buy related products in an online shop. WinchesterCathedral Choir - A Choral Showcase - sir charles villiers stanford.  
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29. STANFORD, (Sir) Charles Villiers :Gilder-MusicWeb Dictionary Of Composers
    stanford, (sir) charles villiers b Dublin, 30 September 1852 d London,29 March 1924, aged seventyone. He was the son of a lawyer  
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    Extractions: d London, 29 March 1924, aged seventy-one He was the son of a lawyer who was also a keen amateur musician. Though intended for the legal profession, he was permitted to study music, and in 1870 he entered Queens' College, Cambridge, as a choral scholar. In 1873 he was appointed organist of Trinity College. After graduating in 1874 he spent two years studying abroad, coming horn e to the offer of leading appointments. At the opening of the Royal College of Music in 1883 he was made professor of composition, and from 1885 until 1902 he was conductor of the London Bach Choir. He was elected professor of music at Cambridge in 1887. He received many honours, including honorary degrees, and was knighted in 1902. Symphony in Bb major Festival Overture The Veiled Prophet, opera Elegiac Symphony, in D minor Serenade, in G major, for orchestra Canterbury Pilgrims, opera Savonarola, opera The Revenge, choral-ballad Queen of the Seas, overture Irish Symphony in F minor Prelude Oedipus Rex Symphony in F major Eden, oratorio

30. Stanford, Finzi Clarinet Concertos [CH]: Classical Reviews- August 2001 MusicWeb
    sir charles villiers stanford (18521924) Clarinet Concerto in A minor, op.80 Gerald FINZI (1901-1956) Concerto for Clarinet and Strings, op.  
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    Extractions: Amazon recommendations furiant finale unrelated thematically to what had gone before, Stanford leads, again without a break, into a finale which is actually a recapitulation, albeit greatly varied, of the first movement themes. Since for good cyclic measure he also includes a reference to the slow movement, the whole work (which he claimed to be in a single movement) combines the freedom of a rhapsody with the discipline of a symphony. Happily, this formal mastery is combined with his invention at its most free-flowing and poetic, and the result is a gem of a concerto which should be in the repertoire of clarinettists all round the world. The present recording is a reissue of the first of the three which have so far been made (notable clarinettists who have played it and not recorded it include Alan Hacker and Jack Brymer - BBC Legends could oblige with the latter if they felt like it). Dame Thea is the widow of Frederick Thurston who, as a gifted young student, played the work under Stanford's direction and was thereafter the one artist who continued to give an occasional airing. Perhaps for this reason she has a slightly proprietorial feeling about it (I don't know how many performances she has given but I remember a BBC performance with Ashley Lawrence a few years before this recording). Alun Francis in his notes describes how he took the trouble to correct a number of discrepancies between the available scores and in fact there is a strong sense that the performance has been very thoroughly prepared

31. Archives Hub: Charles Villiers Stanford Collection
    sir charles V. stanford by John F. Porte. London K. Paul, 1921. charlesvilliers stanford by H. Plunket Greene. London Edward Arnold, 1935.  
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    Extractions: Revisions Description complied by Helen Arkwright, Manuscripts and Archives Librarian, February 2002. Language of Material : eng He was appointed as Professor of Composition at the Royal School of Music, London at its foundation in 1883 and began a long teaching career. In 1887 he was also appointed Professor of Music at Cambridge University, the same year that his Symphony no.3, (the "Irish"), earned him an international reputation. He held both posts jointly until 1923. He was conductor and director of the English Bach Choir from 1885-1902 and the conductor of Leeds Philharmonic Society and Festival, 1901-1910. He was knighted in 1902 and received honorary degrees from the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge (Mus. D.), Durham (D.C.L.) and Leeds (LL.D.). He married Jane Witton in 1878 and died in London on 29 March 1924.

32. Klassika: Sir Charles Villiers Stanford: Lebenslauf
    Translate this page Lebenslauf von sir charles villiers stanford. Lebenslauf sir charlesvilliers stanford, ein irischer Protestant und Sohn eines Juristen  
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    Extractions: Sir Charles Villiers Stanford (1852-1924) Sir Charles Villiers Stanford , ein irischer Protestant und Sohn eines Juristen, errang schnell einen herausragenden Ruf als Musiker. Er wurde Organist am Trinity College in Cambridge und war bereits als Student Dirigent der Cambridge Amateur Vocal Guild (Laiensänger-Gilde) und der Cambridge University Music Society (CUMS). Er brachte die CUMS auf ein solch hohes Niveau, dass seine Konzerte schnell nationales Interesse weckten und Musiker aus London dafür anreisten. Stanford blieb vierzig Jahre lang eine bedeutende Figur in der britischen Musik, und in seiner Zeit als Professor am damals neuen Royal College of Music in London (1883-1932) erlangte er Berühmtheit als Lehrer nahezu aller großen Namen der beiden folgenden Generationen. Von seiner Kirchenmusik abgesehen, geriet seine Musik nach seinem Tode jedoch in Vergessenheit. Erst in den 1980er Jahren begann eine Neueinschätzung seiner Werke in Aufführungen und er erschloss sich einem breiteren Publikum als Komponist von Rang. Letzte Änderung am 15.2.2003

33. Klassika: Sir Charles Villiers Stanford: Symphonie Nr. 2
    Translate this page sir charles villiers stanford (1852-1924) Symphonie Nr. 2. UntertitelElegiac. Deutscher Untertitel Die Elegische. Tonart d-moll.  
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    Extractions: Sir Charles Villiers Stanford (1852-1924) Titel: Symphonie Nr. 2 Untertitel: Elegiac Untertitel (deutsch): Die Elegische Tonart: d-moll 1. Satz: Allegro appassionato 2. Satz: Lento espressivo 3. Satz: Scherzo. Allegro con fuoco 4. Satz: Adagio - Allegro moderato - Allegro molto ma non presto Letzte Änderung am 23.8.2001

34. Composer
    sir charles villiers stanford (18521924). Born in Dublin in 1852,charles villiers stanford established himself in England as a  
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35. The Musical Times: Charles Villiers Stanford 1852-1924
    Reprint of the 1924 memoriam in the English classical music magazine. Extended biography with sympathetic Category Arts Music Composers S stanford, sir charles villiers charles villiers stanford was a native of Dublin, where he began his musicallife as a pupil of Arthur O’Leary and sir Robert Stewart.  
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    Extractions: Home Archive C Faust Alto Rhapsody As a conductor he early made his mark, and in addition to countless Festival and other engagements in England and on the Continent, he held the post of conductor to the Bach Choir (1885-1902) and Leeds Philharmonic Society (1897-1910). He received the honorary degree of Mus. Doc. at Oxford in 1883, and at Cambridge in 1888. The honour of knighthood was conferred on him in 1901, and in 1904 he was elected a member of the Royal Academy of Arts at Berlin. Like most British composers, his larger compositions have rarely had the attention they deserve. Yet few will deny that his symphonies and other orchestral works are infinitely better, and far more attractive, than stacks of things that are played to rags year in, year out. And are not and The Critic still worthy of the attention of our opera companies? Among choralists his position is secure. No church choir is likely to exhaust the interest and effect of his service music and anthems. His Service in B flat, with its skilful and significant use of fragments of plain-chant, was something new in English church music, and wears as too little of the repertory does. Choral societies, large and small, will long revel in

36. Charles Villiers Stanford: The Second English Musical Renaissance
    charles villiers stanford The Second English Musical Renaissance. I. sir charlesvilliers stanford (18521924). Magnificat for Double Choir, Op. 164.  
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37. Classical Composers
    Jean Sibelius Web Sites . Stamitz, Johann . stanford, sir charles villiers.Classical Net. sir charles villiers stanford. Art songs. Lyrics. .  
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38. Biography Of Sir Charles (Villiers) Stanford With Gold-music.com
    Sheet music, Biographies list, Gold links, Goldmusic en francais, SirCharles (villiers) stanford ( 1852 1924 ) Composer, born in Dublin.  
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    Extractions: Composer, born in Dublin. He studied at Cambridge, Leipzig, and Berlin, and became organist at Trinity College (187293), professor in the Royal College of Music (1883), and professor of music at Cambridge (1887). He wrote several major choral works, six operas, seven symphonies, and a great deal of chamber music, songs, and English Church music. He was knighted in 1901.

39. St. Paul's Choir
    Naylor Vox dicentis Clama, 5. Samuel Sebastian Wesley - Blessed be the God andFather, 6. sir charles villiers stanford - Beati quorum via, 7. sir Edward  
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    Extractions: 1. Sir John Stainer - I saw the Lord, 2. Charles Wood - Hail, gladdening Light 3. Henry Balfour Gardiner - Evening Hymn, 4. Edward Woodall Naylor - Vox dicentis: Clama, 5. Samuel Sebastian Wesley - Blessed be the God and Father, 6. Sir Charles Villiers Stanford - Beati quorum via, 7. Sir Edward Bairstow - Blessed City, heavenly Salem, 8. Sir Edward Bairstow - Let all moral flesh keep silence, 9. John Ireland - Greater love hath no man, 10. Patrick Hadley - My beloved spake, 11. Gerarld Finzi - God is gone up.

40. Jeremy Dibble, 'Charles Villiers Stanford: Man And Musician (Oxford: Oxford Univ
    in Fishamble Street) and sir Robert Stewart appropriately in celebration of stanford'sbirth in of Paul Rodmell charles villiers stanford (Aldershot Ashgate  
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    Extractions: STANFORD BIOGRAPHY LAUNCHED AT CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL DUBLIN Charles Villiers Stanford: Man and Musician (Oxford: Oxford University Press , 2002) by Jeremy Dibble of the music department at Durham University was launched on Thursday 12 December at 7.00pm in the crypt of Christ Church Cathedral in Dublin This was preceded by evensong at 6.00pm in the cathedral with included music Stanford's canticles, 'The Queen's Service' and 'Lighten our darkness' (a new edition by Jeremy Dibble). Jeremy Dibble studied at Trinity College Cambridge and the University of Southampton before being appointed as a lecturer in music at University College Cork in 1987. While there he published his first major book with Oxford University Press on the life of Hubert Parry. He has been a reader in music at the University of Durham since 1993. Stanford himself was born in Dublin and learnt to play the organ on the organs of Christ Church and St Patrick's cathedrals under the tutelage of Sir Robert Prescott Stewart, organist at both cathedrals as well as professor of

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