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Title
Belshazzar's feast
Type
MusicAudio
Monograph
Contribution
Slatkin, Leonard (Conductor)
London Philharmonic Choir (Singer)
London Philharmonic Orchestra (Instrumentalist)
Subject
Belshazzar--Songs and music. (LCSH)
Oratorios (LCSH)
String orchestra music (LCSH)
Motion picture music--Excerpts (LCSH)
Suites (Orchestra) (LCSH)
Oratorios (RVM)
Orchestre à cordes, Musique d' (RVM)
Film, Musique de--Extraits (RVM)
Suites (Orchestre) (RVM)
Belshazzar
Motion picture music--Excerpts (FAST)
Oratorios (FAST)
String orchestra music (FAST)
Suites (Orchestra) (FAST)
Genre Form
Oratorios (LCGFT)
Motion picture music (LCGFT)
Suites (LCGFT)
Songs and music (FAST)
Oratorios (LCGFT)
Motion picture music (LCGFT)
Excerpts (LCGFT)
Suites (LCGFT)
Language
English
Classification
LCC: SDD
DDC: 782.23 W179b full
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Supplementary Content
libretto or text
history of performer or ensemble
historical information
Content
performed music
Note
Language: The 1st work sung in English.
Table Of Contents
Belshazzar's feast (34:13)
Henry V: two pieces for strings: The death of Falstaff (Passacaglia) (3:35) ; Touch her soft lips and part (1:51)
Partita for orchestra (16:04).
Capture
captureDate: 1989-08-XX1990-12-XX
Date: 1990-12-XX
Date: 1989-08-XX
recordedDate: 1990 December
recordedDate: 1989 August
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Music Medium
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Authorized Access Point
Walton, William, 1902-1983 Belshazzar's feast. Two pieces for strings ; Partita for orchestra
Admin Metadata
Generation Process: DLC marc2bibframe2 v2.5.0
Status: changed
Encoding Level: full
Identified By: bf:Local, 15098550
Change Date: 2024-03-01T09:53:24
Creation Date: 2007-11-30
Description Language: English
Description Modifier: United States, Library of Congress
Description Authentication:
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Has Part
Henry V