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Work	Three Shakespeare Songs
Country of Origin	England
Date First Known	27 July 1987
Creator Contributors	Vaughan Williams
Events	Date Contributor Organisation Venue
	Bach to Britten and Beyond, Concert Hall (Sydney Opera House), Sydney, NSW, 24 July 1987 Missa "Corona Spinea", University of Sydney, Great Hall, Camperdown, NSW, 29 September 1984
	Sydney Philharmonia Motet Choir Bach to Britten and Beyond, Concert Hall (Sydney Opera House), Sydney, NSW, 24 July 1987 Sydney University Chamber Choir Missa "Corona Spinea", University of Sydney, Great Hall, Camperdown, NSW, 29 September 1984 The Sydney Philharmonia Society Bach to Britten and Beyond, Concert Hall (Sydney Opera House), Sydney, NSW, 24 July 1987
	Luciano Berio - Composer Missa "Corona Spinea", University of Sydney, Great Hall, Camperdown, NSW, 29 September 1984 Herbert Howells - Composer Missa "Corona Spinea", University of Sydney, Great Hall, Camperdown, NSW, 29 September 1984 Clare MacLean - Composer Missa "Corona Spinea", University of Sydney, Great Hall, Camperdown, NSW, 29 September 1984 Neil McEwan - Conductor Missa "Corona Spinea", University of Sydney, Great Hall, Camperdown, NSW, 29 September 1984 Ward Swingle - Conductor Bach to Britten and Beyond, Concert Hall (Sydney Opera House), Sydney, NSW, 24 July 1987 John Taverner - Composer Missa "Corona Spinea", University of Sydney, Great Hall, Camperdown, NSW, 29 September 1984 Vaughan Williams - Composer Missa "Corona Spinea", University of Sydney, Great Hall, Camperdown, NSW, 29 September 1984
	Concert Hall (Sydney Opera House), Sydney, NSW Bach to Britten and Beyond, 24 July 1987 University of Sydney, Great Hall, Camperdown, NSW Missa "Corona Spinea", 29 September 1984
Data Set	AusStage
Work Identifier	19192

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