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Works by Composer TATE, PHYLLIS

Arias and songs by

Tito Schipa 
Tito Schipa 

Arias, songs, and duets by

John McCormack 

Bambola infanta (de Lucia)

Carlo Albani 

Bambola Infanta (De Lucia)

Undetermined 

Bambola infranta

Fernando De Lucia 

Choral music by

Giovanni De Chiaro
(FEATURE ARTICLE)		 

Concerto for Alto Saxophone with Strings

Olli-Pekka Tuomisalo
(FEATURE ARTICLE)		 
Olli-Pekka Tuomisalo
(FEATURE ARTICLE)		 
Olli-Pekka Tuomisalo
(FEATURE ARTICLE)		 
Olli-Pekka Tuomisalo
(FEATURE ARTICLE)		 
Olli-Pekka Tuomisalo
(FEATURE ARTICLE)		 

Epitaph

Anthony Rolfe Johnson 

London Fields Suite

Gavin Sutherland 

Music by

Louis Halsey 

Somewhere a Voice Is Calling

Felicity Palmer 
John McCormack 
John McCormack 
Mary Garden 

Somewhere a Voice is Calling

Carole Rosen 

Somewhere a voice is calling

Robert White 

Somewhere a voice is calling (one performance each by Luisa Tetrazzini and Mary Garden)

Undetermined 

Somewhere a Voice Is Calling. '

Luisa Tetrazzini
(HALL OF FAME PERFORMANCE)		 

Somewhere a Voice Is Calling. Maid of the Mountains: A bachelor gay

Peter Dawson
(HALL OF FAME PERFORMANCE)		 

Songs by

Margaret Price 

String Quartet in F

English Str Qrt 

The falcon. Cradle song. Epitaph

James Geer 

The Lark in the Clear Air

Catherine Robbin 
Thomas Allen 
Thomas Allen 

The Lodger

Charles Groves 

The Maid of the Mountains: A Bachelor Gay

Peter Dawson 

Triptych

Clare Howick 

 

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