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Released on Decca Classics, also Ave Maria (Luciano Pavarotti), La bohème: Atto I. “O soave fanciulla” (Rodolfo) (Mirella Freni) and Well... All Right (Buddy Holly)
Written by John Dryden, also Cold Song (Sting), The Cold Song (Klaus Nomi) and King Arthur: Act IV. Passacaglia - "How happy the lover" - Ritornello - "For love every creature" - "In vain are our graces" (Les Arts Florissants)
Part of The Armed Man: A Mass for Peace, also Agnus Dei (Duncan Riddell), The Armed Man: Sanctus and The Armed Man: Angry Flames (Nicholas Merryweather)
Worth knowing
Counted from cited credits on fono.
Karl Jenkins produced 8 of National Youth Choir of Great Britain’s top 10 songs
Karl Jenkins wrote 123 songs on fono
Karl Jenkins produced 75 songs on fono
John Dryden’s most frequent co-writer is Henry Purcell (35 songs together)
Credits
All 8 credits
- Written by
- John Dryden, Jonathan Swift and Karl Jenkins
- Produced by
- Karl Jenkins
- Performed by
- National Youth Choir of Great Britain and Paul Beniston
- Released on
- Decca Classics
- Written by
- John Dryden, Jonathan Swift and Karl Jenkins
- Produced by
- Karl Jenkins
- Performed by
- National Youth Choir of Great Britain and Paul Beniston
- Released on
- Decca Classics
Connected by credits
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Same writer: John Dryden
Same label: Decca Classics
Same release: The Armed Man: A Mass for Peace
Same writer: John Dryden
Same label: Decca Classics
Same release: The Armed Man: A Mass for Peace
Same writer: John Dryden
King Arthur: Act IV. Passacaglia - "How happy the lover" - Ritornello - "For love every creature" - "In vain are our graces"
Les Arts Florissants, Jonathan Best, Richard Duguay, Véronique Gens, Mhairi Lawson, Violaine Lucas, David Le Monnier, Mark Padmore, Valérie Picard, Anne Pichard, Jean-Marie Puissant, Carys Lloyd Roberts, Sheena Wolstencroft
1995Same label: Decca Classics
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1MusicBrainz The Armed Man: Charge! was performed by National Youth Choir of Great Britain
The Armed Man: Charge! was performed by National Youth Choir of Great Britain
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2MusicBrainz The Armed Man: Charge! was performed by Paul Beniston
The Armed Man: Charge! was performed by Paul Beniston
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3MusicBrainz The Armed Man: Charge! was produced by Karl Jenkins
The Armed Man: Charge! was produced by Karl Jenkins
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4MusicBrainz The Armed Man: Charge! was written by John Dryden
The Armed Man: Charge! was written by John Dryden
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5MusicBrainz The Armed Man: Charge! was written by Jonathan Swift
The Armed Man: Charge! was written by Jonathan Swift
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6MusicBrainz The Armed Man: Charge! was written by Karl Jenkins
The Armed Man: Charge! was written by Karl Jenkins
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7MusicBrainz The Armed Man: Charge! is part of the release The Armed Man: A Mass for Peace
The Armed Man: Charge! is part of the release The Armed Man: A Mass for Peace
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8MusicBrainz Decca Classics is the label of the song The Armed Man: Charge!
Decca Classics is the label of the song The Armed Man: Charge!
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9MusicBrainz The Armed Man: Charge! was released on 2001-09-10
The Armed Man: Charge! was released on 2001-09-10
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