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Joseph (1745) is an oratorio by Willem de Fesch (mus.).

Abstract

The music of this believed to be lost until the ms. was rediscovered in 1980.

Editions, performances

Premiered in London, England: Covent Garden Theatre, 1745.

Audio recordings

  • 2000

References

  • Smither, 2 (1977) 360.

External links