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Hugo Weisgall 1912-
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Title Soldier songs : for baritone [op.6] / Hugo Weisgall.
Publisher [New York] : Merrymount Music Press
New York : sole agents, Mercury Music
Creation Date [c1953]
Notes Cover title.
"Pl. no. 277-32."
Originally for medium voice and orchestra
acc. arr. for piano.
Words in English.
Content Lord, I have seen too much (Karl Shapiro).--Suicide in trenches (Siegfried Sassoon).--The dying airman (Anonymous).--My sweet old etcetera (E. E. Cummings).--The dying solder (Isaac Rosenberg).--Fife tune (John Manifold).--Futility (Wilfred Owen).--The leveller (Robert Graves).--Shiloh (Herman Melville).
Extent 1 score (32 p.)
31 cm.
Language English
National Library system number 990034106250205171

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