Richard Terry (musicologist)
Sir Richard Runciman Terry (3 January 1864 – 18 April 1938) was an English organist, choir director, composer and musicologist. He is noted for his pioneering revival of Tudor liturgical music. Provided by Wikipedia-
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Joseph and the angel: from twelve christmas carols : for S.A.T.B. or unison /
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Richard de Castre's prayer to Jesus : carol A.D. 1430, set to music in the dorian mode /
Published 1923CONNECT
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Agnus Dei = Lamb of God /
Other Authors: “…Terry, Richard Runciman, 1865-1938…”
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Novello's series of Tudor motets. (O remember, gracious Lord) /
Other Authors: “…Terry, Richard Runciman, 1865-1938…”
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Alleluia, Confitemini Domino = O give thanks /
Other Authors: “…Terry, Richard Runciman, 1865-1938…”
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Surgens Jesus = He is risen /
Other Authors: “…Terry, Richard Runciman, 1865-1938…”
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Gaudent in Coelis = Glorious in heaven /
Published 1939Other Authors: “…Terry, Richard Runciman, 1865-1938…”
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Mass for five voices /
Published 1935Other Authors: “…Terry, Richard Runciman, 1865-1938…”
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Sailor shanties.
Published 1919Other Authors: “…Terry, Richard Runciman, 1865-1938…”
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Sailor shanties.
Published 1919Other Authors: “…Terry, Richard Runciman, 1865-1938…”
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Bound for the Rio Grande : (windlass and capstan shanty) /
Published 1921Other Authors: “…Terry, Richard Runciman, 1865-1938…”
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