Ireland, John
John Ireland was born in Bowdon in 1879 and died in Rock Mill in 1962. John Ireland was an English composer and music teacher. His music continues to be frequently performed, recorded, and studied by musicians and audiences around the world. Among his best-known works are the short instrumental or orchestral piece "The Holy Boy," a setting of the poem "Sea-Fever" by John Masefield, a piano concerto that was widely performed in the past, the hymn "Love Unknown," and the choral motet "Greater Love Hath No Man." Through recordings and performances, this music continues to be introduced to new generations around the world. His distinct, expressive, imaginative, influential, and enduring musical legacy lives on.
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SOMM Recordings
Format: CDIreland: Songs for Soprano and Piano [Earth's Call]
Bebbington, Mark · Fredrick, April
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SOMM Recordings
Format: CDDelius / Ireland: Multi-part Songs
Birmingham Conservatoire Chamber Choir · Spicer, Paul
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Chandos
Format: Hybrid SACDBritten: Serenade for Tenor, Horn and Strings / Walton: String Sonata
Kilsby, Laurence · Parkes, Christopher · Sinfonia of London · Wilson, John
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SOMM Recordings
Format: CDMusic for Violin and Piano [Entente Musicale]
Callaghan, Simon · Howick, Clare
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Naxos
Format: CDEnglish Cello Works
Brantelid, Andreas · Forsberg, Bengt · Royal Danish Orchestra · Søndergård, Thomas
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