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| Work | Composer | Role | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| All Glory Laude and Honor, BWV 735Johann Sebastian Bach instrumentalist (Organ) | Johann Sebastian Bach | instrumentalist (Organ) | 1984 |
| The Teddy Bear's Picnic |
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Philip Brunelle (1943) is a conductor from United States. 133 classical recordings in this catalogue. Instruments: Organ, Piano.
Composers represented most often in this discography.
Joseph Martin Kraus29 recordings · Germany
Benjamin Britten26 recordings · United Kingdom
Dominick Argento21 recordings · United States
Johann Sebastian Bach13 recordings · Germanyinstrumentalist (Piano)
| John Walter Bratton |
| instrumentalist (Piano) |
| 1980 |
| Carol of the MagiJohn Rutter conductor | John Rutter | conductor | — |
| Suomalainen rukouskirjaEinojuhani Rautavaara conductor | Einojuhani Rautavaara | conductor | — |
| El hamboJaakko Mäntyjärvi conductor | Jaakko Mäntyjärvi | conductor | — |
| JulvisaSven-David Sandström conductor | Sven-David Sandström | conductor | — |
| A Word About SchubertFranz Schubert conductor | Franz Schubert | conductor | — |
| Ave MariaFranz Schubert conductor | Franz Schubert | conductor | — |
| Come Live With Me and Be My LoveJohn Rutter conductor | John Rutter | conductor | — |
| The Company of Heaven, Part Two: Angels in Holy Scripture. III. Angels appear to Jacob, Elisha and MaryBenjamin Britten conductor | Benjamin Britten | conductor | — |
| The Company of Heaven, Part Three: Angels in Common Life, and at our Death. VI. Heaven is hereBenjamin Britten conductor | Benjamin Britten | conductor | — |
| The Company of Heaven, Part Three: Angels in Common Life, and at our Death. VII. A thousand, thousand gleaming firesBenjamin Britten conductor | Benjamin Britten | conductor | — |
| The Company of Heaven, Part One: Angels before the Creation. I. ChaosBenjamin Britten conductor | Benjamin Britten | conductor | — |
| The Company of Heaven, Part One: Angels before the Creation. II. The Morning StarsBenjamin Britten conductor | Benjamin Britten | conductor | — |
| The Company of Heaven, Part Three: Angels in Common Life, and at our Death. VIII. Funeral March for a BoyBenjamin Britten conductor | Benjamin Britten | conductor | — |
| The Company of Heaven, Part Three: Angels in Common Life, and at our Death. XI. Ye watchers and ye holy onesBenjamin Britten conductor | Benjamin Britten | conductor | — |
| The Company of Heaven, Part Two: Angels in Holy Scripture. IV. Christ, the fair gloryBenjamin Britten conductor | Benjamin Britten | conductor | — |
| The Company of Heaven, Part Two: Angels in Holy Scripture. V. War in HeavenBenjamin Britten conductor | Benjamin Britten | conductor | — |
| The Company of Heaven, Part Three: Angels in Common Life, and at our Death. IX. Whoso dwelleth under the defence of the most HighBenjamin Britten conductor | Benjamin Britten | conductor | — |
| Paul Bunyan: 2. Prologue. It isn't very often the conservatives are wrong... But once in a while the odd thing hBenjamin Britten conductor | Benjamin Britten | conductor | — |
| Paul Bunyan: 1. IntroductionBenjamin Britten conductor | Benjamin Britten | conductor | — |
| Paul Bunyan: 2. Prologue. No. No. We do not want life to be slowBenjamin Britten conductor | Benjamin Britten | conductor | — |
| Paul Bunyan: 2. Prologue. Ooh! Ooh! O how terrible to be as old fashioned as a treeBenjamin Britten conductor | Benjamin Britten | conductor | — |
| Paul Bunyan: 2a. First Ballad Interlude: The cold wind blew through the crooked thornBenjamin Britten conductor | Benjamin Britten | conductor | — |
| Paul Bunyan: Appendix. OvertureBenjamin Britten conductor | Benjamin Britten | conductor | — |
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