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Liverpool Oratorio by Paul McCartney

Paul McCartney

Released on 11 - 10 - 1991

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Liverpool Oratorio: Ia. War: Andante

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Liverpool Oratorio: Ib. War: “Non nobis solum” (Boy Solo, Boys’ Choir, Chorus)

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Liverpool Oratorio: Ic. War: “The air raid siren slices through” (Shanty, Chorus)

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Liverpool Oratorio: Id. War: “Oh will it all end here?” (Shanty)

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Liverpool Oratorio: Ie. War: “Mother and father holding their child” (Chorus)

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Liverpool Oratorio: IIa. School: “We’re here in school today to get a perfect education” (Boys, Shanty, Headmaster)

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Liverpool Oratorio: IIb. School: “Walk in single file” (Headmaster, Boys)

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Liverpool Oratorio: IIc. School: “Settle down” (Boys)

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Liverpool Oratorio: IId. School: “Kept in confusion” (Shanty, Men’s Chorus)

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Liverpool Oratorio: IIe. School: “I’ll always be here” (Mary Dee, Women’s Chorus, Full Chorus, Shanty)

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Liverpool Oratorio: IIf. School: “Boys, this is your teacher” (Headmaster, Boys, Miss Inkley)

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Liverpool Oratorio: IIg. School: “Tres conejos” (Miss Inkley, Boys, Headmaster, Shanty)

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Liverpool Oratorio: IIh. School: “Not for ourselves” (Boys, Chorus, Headmaster, Miss Inkley, Shanty, Women’s Chorus)

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Liverpool Oratorio: IIIa. Crypt: “And so it was that I had grown” (Shanty)

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Liverpool Oratorio: IIIb. Crypt: Dance

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Liverpool Oratorio: IIIc. Crypt: “I used to come here when this place was a crypt” (Shanty, Preacher)

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Liverpool Oratorio: IIId. Crypt: “Here now” (Shanty)

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Liverpool Oratorio: IIIe. Crypt: “I’ll always be here” (Mary Dee, Women’s Chorus, Shanty)

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Liverpool Oratorio: IIIf. Crypt: “Now’s the time to tell him” (Mary Dee, Chorus, Shanty)

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Liverpool Oratorio: IVa. Father: Andante lamentoso – “Father, Father” (Chorus)

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Liverpool Oratorio: IVb. Father: “O Father, you have given” (Chief Mourner, Women’s Chorus)

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Liverpool Oratorio: IVc. Father: “(Ah) O Father, you have given” (Full Chorus, Chief Mourner)

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Liverpool Oratorio: IVd. Father: “Hey, wait a minute” (Shanty)

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Liverpool Oratorio: IVe. Father: “Father, Father, Father” (Chorus, Boys, Shanty, Chief Mourner)

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Liverpool Oratorio: Va. Wedding: Andante amoroso – “I know” (Shanty, Mary Dee, Chorus)

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Liverpool Oratorio: Vb. Wedding: “Father, hear our humble voices” (Boys, Preacher, Women’s Chorus, Full Chorus, Solo Quartet)

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Liverpool Oratorio: Vc. Wedding: “Hosanna, Hosanna” (Chorus, Mary Dee, Shanty)

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Liverpool Oratorio: VIa. Work: Allegro energico

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Liverpool Oratorio: VIb. Work: “Working women at the top” (Women’s Chorus, Mary Dee)

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Liverpool Oratorio: VIc. Work: Violin solo

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Liverpool Oratorio: VId. Work: “Did I sign that letter that you typed up yesterday?” (Mary Dee, Women’s Chorus)

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Liverpool Oratorio: VIe. Work: Tempo I

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Liverpool Oratorio: VIf. Work: “When you ask a working man” (Men’s Chorus, Shanty, Mr. Dingle)

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Liverpool Oratorio: VIg. Work: “Let’s find ourselves a little hostelry” (Mr. Dingle, Mary Dee)

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Liverpool Oratorio: VIIa. Crises: Allegro molto

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Liverpool Oratorio: VIIb. Crises: “The world you’re coming into” (Mary Dee, Boy Solo)

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Liverpool Oratorio: VIIc. Crises: Tempo I

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Liverpool Oratorio: VIId. Crises: “Where’s my dinner?” (Shanty, Mary Dee)

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Liverpool Oratorio: VIIe. Crises: “Let’s not argue” (Shanty, Mary Dee)

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Liverpool Oratorio: VIIf. Crises: “I’m not a slave” (Mary Dee, Shanty)

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Liverpool Oratorio: VIIg. Crises: “Right! That’s it! I’m off!” (Mary Dee)

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Liverpool Oratorio: VIIh. Crises: “Stop” (Chorus)

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Liverpool Oratorio: VIIi. Crises: “Do you know who you are” (Nurse)

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Liverpool Oratorio: VIIj. Crises: “Ghosts of the past left behind” (Boys, Men’s Chorus, Nurse, Women’s Chorus, Mary Dee, Shanty)

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Liverpool Oratorio: VIIk. Crises: “Do we live in a world” (Mary Dee, Nurse, Shanty, Chorus)

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Liverpool Oratorio: VIIIa. Peace: “And so it was that you were born” (Shanty, Boy Solo, Boys’ Choir)

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Liverpool Oratorio: VIIIb. Peace: “God is good” (Men’s Chorus, Full Chorus)

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Liverpool Oratorio: VIIIc. Peace: “What people want is a family life” (Preacher, Basses, Altos, Tenors, Boys, Full Chorus)

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Liverpool Oratorio: VIIId. Peace: “Dad’s in the garden, he won’t speak to Mum” (Nurse, Mary Dee, Shanty, Preacher, Full Chorus, Solo Quartet)

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Liverpool Oratorio: VIIIe. Peace: “So on and on the story goes” (Shanty, Mary Dee)

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About Liverpool Oratorio

Paul McCartney's Liverpool Oratorio is a live album by Paul McCartney released in 1991 and his first major foray into classical music. Composed in collaboration with Carl Davis to commemorate The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra's 150th anniversary, the project received a large amount of media attention upon its unveiling in June 1991.

This article uses material from the Wikipedia article Paul McCartney's Liverpool Oratorio , which is released under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share-Alike License 3.0.