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Table of Contents:

• Cortège académique
• Blanche comme la neige
• Two sketches based on French Canadian airs
• Three songs of the west coast
• String quartet in c minor.

Author/Creator:

MacMillan, Ernest, 1893-1973

Contributors:

Vickers, Jon , performer

Davis, Andrew, 1944-2024 , performer

Woitach, Richard , performer

Iseler, Elmer, 1927-1998 , conductor

Torondo Mendelssohn Choir , performer, http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/prf

Amadeus String Quartet , performer, http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/prf

Languages:

French
English

Language Notes:

Item content: French, English

Main Work:

Works [of MacMillan, E.] (Selections)

Included Works:

Cortège académique [by MacMillan, E.]

Blanche comme la neige [by MacMillan, E.] (arranged)

Sketches based on French-Canadian airs [by MacMillan, E.]

Songs of the west coast [by MacMillan, E.]

Quartet, violins (2), viola, cello, C minor [by MacMillan, E.]

Blanche comme la neige

Two sketches based on French Canadian airs

Three songs of the west coast

Indian songs of the west coast

Other Related Resources:

Source record: Ernest MacMillan, a centenary celebration [by MacMillan, E.] (Toronto, Ont. : Centrediscs/Centredisques, p1993 — OCLC Number 187454255)

Alternate Titles:

Title translation: Ernest MacMillan, célébration d'un centenaire

Subjects:

Organ music

Choruses, Secular (Mixed voices), Unaccompanied

String quartets

Songs (High voice) with piano

Performers:

Jon Vickers, tenor, Richard Woitach, piano (4th work) ; Andrew Davis, organ (1st work) ; Amadeus Quartet (3rd, 5th works) ; Toronto Mendelssohn Choir, Elmer Iseler, conductor (2nd work).

Performance Medium:

4 performers: violin (2); viola; cello
1 performer: organ
1 ensemble: mixed chorus
2 performers: solo tenor voice; piano

General Notes:

Label name also in French: Centredisques.
The 1st work for organ; the 2nd, a folk song arrangement, for mixed voices, originally for men's voices, arr. by the composer; the 3rd for string quartet; the 4th, folk song settings, for tenor and piano.
The 2nd work sung in French, the 4th in English.
The 1st work recorded in Roy Thomson Hall, Toronto, in 1984, the 2nd at St. James Anglican Cathedral, Toronto, in 1969, the 3rd and 5th by Radio-Canada Internation in 1967, and the 4th in Spruce Winds, Ontario, in 1986.
Description based on hard copy version record.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (1 audio file)

Audio Characteristics:

digital

Digital Characteristics:

audio file

Call Numbers:

Online Audio

Other Standard Numbers:

Publisher Number, Centrediscs: CMCCD4993

OCLC Numbers:

811454488