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Serenade in G; Sinfonietta; The Fall of a Leaf; Nocturne (Audio CD) by Ernest John; Finzi, Gerald Moeran, 1994 Songs of Springtime. Seven Elizabethan poems set to Music for Mixed Chorus, etc by Ernest John Moeran, 1933 The Lover and his Lass, etc (Novello's Tonic Sol-fa Series) by Ernest John Moeran, 1935 Concerto for Violin and Orchestra. [Score.] by Ernest John Moeran, 1950 Lonely waters from Two Pieces for Small Orchestra. Full Score by Ernest John Moeran, 1935 Christmas Day in the Morning. Unison, etc (The Oxford Choral Songs) by Ernest John Moeran, 1928 Seven Sociable Songs ... From the repertoire of John Goss ... Arranged and composed by E. J. Moeran, H. J. Foss, C. W. Orr, S. T. Harris and R. Paul by Ernest John Moeran, 1927 The Jolly Carter. Folk song from Suffolk. Collected and arranged by E. J.Moeran. < S.A.T.B. > (Oxford Folk-song Series) by Ernest John Moeran, 1949 The White Mountain. [Arranged for P. F. by] E. J. Moeran (Folk Dances of the World) by Ernest John Moeran, 1927 O sweet fa's the Eve. Four-part. Words by R. Burns. Norwegian tune arranged by E. J. Moeran (The Oxford Choral Songs) by Ernest John Moeran, 1925 Nutting Time ... Arranged by E. J. Moeran, etc. < Unison. > [Staff and tonic sol-fa notation.] (Choruses for equal Voices) by Ernest John Moeran, 1960 Six Folk Songs from Norfolk. Collected & arranged for voice & pianoforte by E. J. Moeran by Ernest John Moeran, 1924 Twilight. [Song, words by] John Masefield. [In D minor.] by Ernest John Moeran, 1936 Songs of Springtime. Seven Elizabethan poems ... for Mixed Chorus ... No. 1. Under the greenwood Tree. Shakespeare. (No. 2. The River-God's Song. J. Fletcher.) ... Herrick.) (Novello's Part-Song Book) by Ernest John Moeran, 1933

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