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28 recordings, newest first
| Work | Composer | Role | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sinfonia Antartica (no. 7): V. Epilogue (alla marcia)Ralph Vaughan Williams vocalist | Ralph Vaughan Williams | vocalist | 2020 |
| Sinfonia Antartica (no. 7): I. Prelude (Allegro maestoso) |
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Margaret Ritchie is a soloist. 28 classical recordings in this catalogue.
Composers represented most often in this discography.
George Frideric Handel10 recordings · Germany
Frederick Delius7 recordings · United Kingdom
Ralph Vaughan Williams6 recordings · United Kingdom
Franz Schubert3 recordings · Austriavocalist
| Ralph Vaughan Williams |
| vocalist |
| 2020 |
| A Village Romeo and Juliet: IVa. Interior of Marti's houseFrederick Delius vocalist | Frederick Delius | vocalist | 2011 |
| A Village Romeo and Juliet: IVb. The Dream of Sali and VreliFrederick Delius vocalist | Frederick Delius | vocalist | 2011 |
| A Village Romeo and Juliet: Va. The FairFrederick Delius vocalist | Frederick Delius | vocalist | 2011 |
| A Village Romeo and Juliet: I. September. A piece of land on a hillFrederick Delius vocalist | Frederick Delius | vocalist | 2011 |
| A Village Romeo and Juliet: II. Six years later. Outside Marti's houseFrederick Delius vocalist | Frederick Delius | vocalist | 2011 |
| A Village Romeo and Juliet: VI. The Paradise GardenFrederick Delius vocalist | Frederick Delius | vocalist | 2011 |
| A Village Romeo and Juliet: III. The WildlandFrederick Delius vocalist | Frederick Delius | vocalist | 2011 |
| Sinfonia antarctica: I. Prelude: Andante maestosoRalph Vaughan Williams vocalist | Ralph Vaughan Williams | vocalist | 1995 |
| A Pastoral Symphony: IV. Moderato maestosoRalph Vaughan Williams vocalist | Ralph Vaughan Williams | vocalist | 1995 |
| Sinfonia antarctica: V. Epilogue: Alla marcia, moderato ma non troppoRalph Vaughan Williams vocalist | Ralph Vaughan Williams | vocalist | 1995 |
| Sinfonía antártica: Epílogo (Alla marcia, moderato ma non troppo)Ralph Vaughan Williams vocalist | Ralph Vaughan Williams | vocalist | 1987 |
| Air (Soprano): "I Know That My Redeemer Liveth..."George Frideric Handel vocalist | George Frideric Handel | vocalist | 1986 |
| Air (Soprano): "How Beautiful Are The Feet..."George Frideric Handel vocalist | George Frideric Handel | vocalist | 1986 |
| Recitative (Soprano): "Then Shall The Eyes...."George Frideric Handel vocalist | George Frideric Handel | vocalist | 1986 |
| Air (Soprano): "He Shall Feed His Flock..."George Frideric Handel vocalist | George Frideric Handel | vocalist | 1986 |
| Air (Soprano): "Rejoice Greatly, O Daughter Of Zion..."George Frideric Handel vocalist | George Frideric Handel | vocalist | 1986 |
| Accompagnato (Soprano): "And Suddenly There Was With The Angel..."George Frideric Handel vocalist | George Frideric Handel | vocalist | 1986 |
| Accompagnato (Soprano): "And Lo, The Angel Of The Lord..."George Frideric Handel vocalist | George Frideric Handel | vocalist | 1986 |
| Recitative (Soprano): "And The Angel Said Upon Them..."George Frideric Handel vocalist | George Frideric Handel | vocalist | 1986 |
| Recitative (Soprano): "There Were ... Shepherds Abiding In The Field..."George Frideric Handel vocalist | George Frideric Handel | vocalist | 1986 |
| Air (Soprano): "If God Be For Us..."George Frideric Handel vocalist | George Frideric Handel | vocalist | 1986 |
| Come, Ye Sons of Art, Z. 323: IX. "See Nature, Rejoicing"Henry Purcell vocalist | Henry Purcell | vocalist | 1955 |
| Come, Ye Sons of Art, Z. 323: VII. "Bid the Virtues, Bid the Graces"Henry Purcell vocalist | Henry Purcell | vocalist | 1955 |
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