Edward MacDowell by John F. Porte
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OPUS 53. TWO CHORUSES, FOR MALE VOICES. _First Published_, 1898 (Arthur P. Schmidt). 1. _Bonnie Ann._ 2. _The Collier Lassie._ These are charming part-songs, and bear the composer's individual stamp. The groups of male voice choruses of Ops. 52, 53 and 54, present a fine aspect of MacDowell's work, although they are not of his most important output. Presumably a good reason why they are so seldom performed in Europe is that they are little known here; it is certainly not because their inspiration or effect is poor. The composer was conductor of the Mendelssohn Glee Club, an old-established American Male Voice Choir, about the date when these part-songs were written. OPUS 54. TWO CHORUSES, FOR MALE VOICES. _First Published_, 1898 (Arthur P. Schmidt). 1. _A Ballad of Charles the Bold._ 2. _Midsummer Clouds._ These two choruses are some of the finest of MacDowell's little |
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