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Subject(s)

• Choruses, Sacred (Men's voices) with orchestra [Browse]
• Choruses, Sacred (Men's voices) [Browse]
• Choruses, Secular (Men's voices), Unaccompanied [Browse]
• Folk songs, English [Browse]
• Latter Day Saints—Hymns [Browse]

Singer

• Brigham Young University. Men's Chorus [Browse]

Instrumentalist

• Brigham Young University. Philharmonic Orchestra [Browse]

Conductor

• Wilberg, Mack [Browse]

Library of Congress genre(s)

• Hymns [Browse]

Notes

Originally released by Deseret Book, 1995.

Time and place of event

Recorded the Gerrit deJong Concert Hall, Harris Fine Arts Center, Brigham Young University.

Source of description

Hard copy version record.

Participant(s)/​Performer(s)

Brigham Young University Men's Chorus, with soloists and accompaniment ; Mack Wilberg, conductor.

Contents

• Hymns: Brothers sing on (:39)
• Redeemer of Israel (4:32)
• A mighty fortress is our god (:49)
• Lead, kindly light (5:22)
• Morning trumpet (2:39)
• Spirituals: Dry bones (2:13)
• If I got my ticket, can I ride? (1:46)
• Child of God (2:04)
• Folk songs from around the world: Three Welsh folk songs: The yellow sheepskin (1:21) ; Fair Lisa (3:04) ; Once a farmer and his wife (1:29)
• Tamure i Tahiti nei (3:07)-- Hej, Dziny, Dziny, dom (1:25)
• Blow ye winds westerly (5:01)
• Cindy (3:55)
• Titery-Irie-Aye (2:30)
• Whoa, haw, buck and jerry boy (2:00)
• Odun de (1:13)
• Betelehemu (5:11)
• Hymns: We'll shout and give him glory (3:58)
• Battle hymn of the republic (5:25).

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Publisher no.

TCD0609SWG

OCLC

959716380

International Standard Recording Code

• USRUF0910385
• USRUF0910386
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