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| Ralph Vaughan Williams | | The Pilgrim's Progress |
Based on John Bunyan's allegory
| Ralph Vaughan Williams | | Fantasia on a Theme of Thomas Tallis |
Also known as the Tallis Fantasia
| Ralph Vaughan Williams | | The Pilgrim's Progress |
(1951) Williams was hired by the BBC in 1942 to compose incidental music for a radio play version of this John Bunyan allegory. Williams wrote the libretto, and tried to universalize the central message of sprituality by changing the protagonist's name from Bunyan's choice, "Christian", to the more diplomatic "Pilgrim".
| Ralph Vaughan Williams | | Riders to the Sea |
(premiered 1937) Williams' most popular opera. Based on John Millington Synge's play.
| Ralph Vaughan Williams | | Songs of Travel |
Song cycle for voice and orchestra, 1904
| Ralph Vaughan Williams | | On Wenlock Edge |
Song cycle for tenor with piano and string quartet, 1909
| Ralph Vaughan Williams | | The Wasps: Aristophanic Suite |
1914
| Ralph Vaughan Williams | | Sinfonia Antartica |
For orchestra with soprano soloist and women's chorus, 1952
| Ralph Vaughan Williams | | Dona Nobis Pacem |
For soprano, baritone, chorus and orchestra
| Ralph Vaughan Williams | | England |
1872-1958; composer of symphonies, operas, vocal and chamber music
| Ralph Vaughan Williams | | "Along the Field" |
Eight song cycle with texts by Alfred Hausman
| Ralph Vaughan Williams | | "Five Mystical Songs" |
Cycle with texts by George Herbert
| Ralph Vaughan Williams | | "Six Choral Songs to Be Sung in Time of War" |
Texts by Percy Shelly
| Ralph Vaughan Williams | | "Songs of Travel" |
Song cycle to texts by Robert Louis Stevenson
| Ralph Vaughan Williams | | In the Fen Country |
For orchestra, 1904
| Ralph Vaughan Williams | | Five Variants on Dives and Lazarus |
1939
| Ralph Vaughan Williams | | Hugh the Drover |
Libretto by Harold Child; 1909-1910
| Ralph Vaughan Williams | | Sir John in Love |
Appearance of 'Fantasy on Greensleaves'
| Ralph Vaughan Williams | | English Folk Song Suite |
For military band, 1923
| Ralph Vaughan Williams | | Three Preludes on Welsh Hymn Tunes |
For organ, 1920
| Ralph Vaughan Williams | | Ten Blake Songs |
Song cycle for high voice and oboe, 1957
| Ralph Vaughan Williams | | Serenade to Music |
For 16 solo voices and orchestra; a setting of Shakespeare, 1938
| Ralph Vaughan Williams | | Job: A Masque for Dancing |
Ballet, 1930