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Lorna Haywood is a soloist. 42 classical recordings in this catalogue.
Discography (42 recordings)
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John Nelson
Conductor · 22 rec

Edward Downes
Conductor · 11 rec
BBC Philharmonic
Orchestra · 11 rec

Stephen Wilkinson
Conductor · 10 rec

Peter Schickele
Conductor · 9 rec
John Mitchinson
Soloist · 7 rec
Jorge Mester
Conductor · 6 rec
April Cantelo
Soloist · 6 rec
James Paul
Conductor · 4 rec

Royal Scottish National Orchestra
Orchestra · 4 rec
Robert Shaw
Conductor · 3 rec

Atlanta Symphony Orchestra
Orchestra · 3 rec
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Die Feen, WWV 32: Akt II, Scene VI. Finale "Hört ihr des Sturmes Brausen"Richard Wagner6Mass for the 500th Anniversary of the Death of Joan of ArcPaul Paray4Die Feen, WWV 32: Akt II, Scene I. Introduction "Weh uns, wir sind geschlagen"Richard Wagner3War Requiem, op. 66Benjamin Britten3Opferlied, op. 121bLudwig van Beethoven2Oratorio: “The Seasonings”P. D. Q. Bach2The Stoned Guest: Recitative: “I hate to interrupt”P. D. Q. Bach2The Stoned Guest: Recitative: “That’s the end”P. D. Q. Bach2The Stoned Guest: Trio: “I’m sure I’d be”P. D. Q. Bach2Two Madrigals from The Triumphs of Thusnelda, S. 1601: 2. “My bonnie lass she smelleth”P. D. Q. Bach2Die Feen, WWV 32: Akt III, Scene I. Introduction. Siegesreigen "Heil sei dem holden Frieden"Richard Wagner1Die Feen, WWV 32: Akt II, Scene II. Chor und Terzett "O König, sei gegrüßt!"Richard Wagner1Oratorio: “The Seasonings”: Duet: “Bide thy thyme”P. D. Q. Bach1Oratorio: “The Seasonings”: Duet: “Summer is a cumin seed”P. D. Q. Bach1Oratorio: “The Seasonings”: Recitative: “So saying”P. D. Q. Bach1Oratorio: “The Seasonings”: Recitative: “Then asked he”P. D. Q. Bach1The Stoned GuestP. D. Q. Bach1The Stoned Guest: Aria: “Now is the season”P. D. Q. Bach1The Stoned Guest: Duet: “Woe”P. D. Q. Bach1The Stoned Guest: Finale: “O saviour”P. D. Q. Bach1The Stoned Guest: Quartet: “Don Octave”P. D. Q. Bach1The Stoned Guest: Recitative: “Gesundheit!”P. D. Q. Bach1The Stoned Guest: Recitative: “Hark!”P. D. Q. Bach1Two Madrigals from The Triumphs of Thusnelda, S. 1601: 1. “The queen to me a royal pain doth give”P. D. Q. Bach1



