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February 2010 
Ralph Vaughan Williams Conducts
Posted on Nov 20th, 2009
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sanmugan
sanmugan
Composer Ralph Vaughan Williams was born on October 12th of 1872. Known for incorporating folk tunes and music of the Tudor period into his classical compositions, Vaughan Williams wrote music that was uniquely English. His compositions include operas (e.g., Sir John in Love, 1929; Riders to the Sea, 1937; The Pilgrim's Progress, 1951), symphonies (A London Symphony, 1914; A Pastoral Symphony, 1921; Sinphonia Antartica, 1949), and scores for TV, film and radio. Vaughan Williams died in 1958 and was buried in Westminster Abbey.
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Hello again seeker of truth!
I see you're doing you're classical music thing again.
I remember the last time and
I really love connecting over music!
It is a true pleasure to be able to place this link which I only just recently sent to a friend and
a true JOY to share such a passion ABUNDANDTLY!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E5sB881ny0k
blessings for a good weekend
Thanks you very much for the link too. I find God in music. I like music.