Delius: A Mass of Life - Requiem CD Track Listing

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Delius A Mass of Life - Requiem (1991)
A Mass of Life (see disc 1)\nRequiem:\nHeather Harper, soprano\nThomas Hemsley, baritone\nLiverpool Philharmonic Choir\nLiverpool Philharmonic Orchestra\nCharles Groves, conductor\nRecorded live, 1965, Liverpool\nInta'glio INCD 702-2 (2)
This classical cd contains 7 tracks and runs 67min 18sec.
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: Music

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1. Delius - A Mass of Life : Part II - 4. At Noon in the Meadows (13:51)
   Soli, Chorus
2. Delius - A Mass of Life : Part II - 5. The Song of Rapture (04:43)
   Baritone, Chorus
3. Delius - A Mass of Life : Part II - 6. The Paen to Joy (14:38)
   My beloved whom I cherished
4. Delius - Requiem - 1.Our days here as one day - 2. Hallelujah, Hallelujah (14:58)
   Chorus\nOur days here are as one day;\nfor all our days are rounded in a sleep;\nthey die and ne'er come back again.\nBaritone solo\nWhy then dissemble we with a tale of falsehoods?\nWe are e'en as a day, that's young at morning\nand old at eventide, and
5. Delius - Requiem - 3. My beloved whom I cherished (04:31)
   Baritone solo\nMy beloved whom I cherished was like a flower\nwhose fair buds were folded lightly,\nand she open'd her heart at the call of Love.\nAmong her fragrant blossoms Love had his dwelling\nand to all who longed, her love she gave. \nChorus\nAmong
6. Delius - Requiem - 4. I honour the man who can love life (05:32)
   Soprano solo\nI honour the man who can love life,\nyet without base fear can die.\nHe has attained the heights\nand won the crown of life. \nChorus\nThe crown! \nSoprano solo\nI honour the man who dies alone\nand makes no lamentation.\nHis soul has ascend
7. Delius - Requiem - 5. The snow lingers yet on the mountain (09:00)
   Baritone solo\nThe snow lingers yet on the mountains,\nbut yonder in the valley the buds\nare breaking on the trees and hedges. \nSoprano solo\nGolden the willow branches\nand red the almond blossoms. \nThe little full-throated birds\nhave already begun t