While you're suggesting Vaughan Williams, why dont you look at the 5
mystical songs for baritone, chorus and orchestra? These were
actually written for this arrangement, not just orchestrated.
>Another thought is Vaughan Williams "songs of travel". I know that
>some of them are orchestrated, but I don't know if an orchestration
>exists for the whole cycle. If so, they're not as high as the
>Mahler ("In Dreams" has one F, and the rest only go as high as E).
>
>Colin Reed, tenor
>Newark, UK
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