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- Call from the Call
- Kings Ransom : A Childrens Opera in Two Acts
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- 1958
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In recent years, Patrick Hawes has emerged as one of the country’s most popular and inspirational composers. Born in Lincolnshire, he read music as an organ scholar at Durham University, and soon went on to make an impact in the world of choral music with his cantata The Wedding at Cana. It was with the release of his debut album Blue in Blue, however, that Patrick first gained widespread public recognition. Made CD of the week on Classic FM in 2004 <a href="https://www.last.fm/music/Patrick+
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