Difference between revisions of "Daniel (1853 Root/Bradbury), oratorio"
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"A sacred cantata in three parts... SCENE: Babylon... TIME: Extending through the Seventy Years' Captivity." | "A sacred cantata in three parts... SCENE: Babylon... TIME: Extending through the Seventy Years' Captivity." | ||
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Published in 1853. | Published in 1853. | ||
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[[Category:Daniel (subject)|1853 Root]] | [[Category:Daniel (subject)|1853 Root]] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:40, 13 January 2016
Daniel; or, The Captivity an Restoration (1853) is an oratorio by George F. Root and William Batchelder Bradbury (mus.), and Chauncy Marvin Cady (libr.).
Abstract
"A sacred cantata in three parts... SCENE: Babylon... TIME: Extending through the Seventy Years' Captivity."
Editions, performances
Published in 1853.