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Introductory Music Played in the Foyer
The Hoffnung Symphony Orchestra, Six Trumpets & Six Trombones and Four Percussion of The Royal Military School of Music
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Festival Anthem
The Hoffnung Symphony Orchestra, The Trumpeters of The Royal Military School of Music, The Hoffnung Festival Choral Society & Norman Del Mar
Malcolm Arnold : Leonore Overture No. 4 (Overture After Beethoven's Leonore No. 3, Op. 72a)
The Hoffnung Symphony Orchestra, The Trumpeters of The Royal Military School of Music, The Happy Wanderers & Norman Del Mar
Bruno Heinz Jaja : Der Barbier Von Darmstadt Duet, Escucha en Linea O Descarga (Herr Knochen, Der Redepariner)
The Hoffnung Symphony Orchestra, Owen Brannigan, John Amis, The Hoffnung Festival Choral Society & Humphrey Searle
Ballad of County Down, Mostly in D Major
The Hoffnung Symphony Orchestra, Forbes Robinson & Francis Chagrin
Joseph Horovitz : Horrortorio, Overture - Opening Chorus (Tenor, Chorus)
The Hoffnung Symphony Orchestra, The Hoffnung Festival Choral Society, Joseph Horovitz & Stephen Manton
Joseph Horovitz : Horrortorio, Trio (Soprano, Contralto, Tenor)
The Hoffnung Symphony Orchestra, The Hoffnung Festival Choral Society, Joseph Horovitz, Stephen Manton & Pamela Bowden
Joseph Horovitz : Horrortorio, Let All Things Nameless at Our Feast Run Wild (Bass)
The Hoffnung Symphony Orchestra, The Hoffnung Festival Choral Society, Joseph Horovitz & John Frost
Joseph Horovitz : Horrortorio, Recitative, With Sharped-Fanged Smile the Young Bride Bowed (Tenor) - My Heart Is Swelling (Soprano, Chorus)
The Hoffnung Symphony Orchestra, The Hoffnung Festival Choral Society, Joseph Horovitz, Stephen Manton & April Cantelo
Joseph Horovitz : Horrortorio, Recitative, And While the Company Retired to a Well-Earned Rest (Tenor) - My Child, Be Seated (Bass, Men's Chorus)
The Hoffnung Symphony Orchestra, The Hoffnung Festival Choral Society, Joseph Horovitz, Stephen Manton & John Frost