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Philip Ledger

Funeral Sentences: Thou Know'st, Lord, Z. 58C (First Verse)
Funeral Sentences: Thou Know'st, Lord, Z. 58C (First Verse)Philip Ledger
Philip Ledger
Peaceful Rest (Forever)
03:44
The Hills: Epilogue. The Hills by Moonlight
The Hills: Epilogue. The Hills by MoonlightPhilip Ledger
Philip Ledger
Hadley: The Hills - Delius: To Be Sung of a Summer Night on the Water
05:40
The Hills: III. (b) Wedding. "Hail the Bride and Bridegroom, and Farewell!"
The Hills: III. (b) Wedding. "Hail the Bride and Bridegroom, and Farewell!"Philip Ledger
Philip Ledger
Hadley: The Hills - Delius: To Be Sung of a Summer Night on the Water
04:07
The Hills: III. (c) Wedding. "Do I Wake or Dream?"
The Hills: III. (c) Wedding. "Do I Wake or Dream?"Philip Ledger
Philip Ledger
Hadley: The Hills - Delius: To Be Sung of a Summer Night on the Water
05:41
The Hills: II. Interlude. In Taxal Woods
The Hills: II. Interlude. In Taxal WoodsPhilip Ledger
Philip Ledger
Hadley: The Hills - Delius: To Be Sung of a Summer Night on the Water
06:22
The Hills: III. (a) Wedding. "Clatter Poo, Billy Bally"
The Hills: III. (a) Wedding. "Clatter Poo, Billy Bally"Philip Ledger
Philip Ledger
Hadley: The Hills - Delius: To Be Sung of a Summer Night on the Water
04:13
The Hills: I. (c) The Hills in Spring. "Now Climb, Climb on Aloft"
The Hills: I. (c) The Hills in Spring. "Now Climb, Climb on Aloft"Philip Ledger
Philip Ledger
Hadley: The Hills - Delius: To Be Sung of a Summer Night on the Water
02:31
The Hills: I. (b) The Hills in Spring. "From Chinley Churn and Rushup Ridge"
The Hills: I. (b) The Hills in Spring. "From Chinley Churn and Rushup Ridge"Philip Ledger
Philip Ledger
Hadley: The Hills - Delius: To Be Sung of a Summer Night on the Water
01:37
The Hills: Prologue. Along the Old Manchester Coach Road
The Hills: Prologue. Along the Old Manchester Coach RoadPhilip Ledger
Philip Ledger
Hadley: The Hills - Delius: To Be Sung of a Summer Night on the Water
05:02
The Hills: I. (a) The Hills in Spring. "We Are the Hills"
The Hills: I. (a) The Hills in Spring. "We Are the Hills"Philip Ledger
Philip Ledger
Hadley: The Hills - Delius: To Be Sung of a Summer Night on the Water
01:10