Mendelssohn - Elijah - What have I to do with thee - Isobel Baillie & Harold Williams1947
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Mendelssohn - Elijah - O Come Everyone that Thirsteth 1947by roy138202,781 views
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Mendelssohn's Elijah No. 7 "For He shall give His angels."by VHBCEvents6,867 views
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Lucia Popp - Batti, Batti o bel Masetto - Don Giovanniby leoperarm41,240 views
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Mendelssohn's Elijah No. 1 "Help, Lord."by VHBCEvents26,468 views
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Mendelssohn's Elijah - Introductionby aljazeerkazan5,249 views
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Mendelssohn's Elijah No. 11 "Baal, we cry to thee."by VHBCEvents13,414 views
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Mendelssohn's Elijah Introby VHBCEvents14,470 views
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Thomas Berau Elias "Herr, Gott Abrahams"by ZagovecArtists1,488 views
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rob3786 2 months ago
These two made two recordings of Elijah, one in the 1920s, & this one just after the war. Marvelous voices, true English oratorio style. They sing with conviction, and their enunciation of English is something you will not hear today. Let's hear it for Malcolm Sargent, too. He knew how to conduct a choir.
blarny38 2 years ago