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Radiostation playlist
| Artist | Song title | |
|---|---|---|
| James Gilchrist, Philip Dukes and Anna Tilbrook | Ralph Vaughan Williams: 4 Hymns: No. 2, Who Is This Fair One? | |
| James Gilchrist and Anna Tilbrook | Ralph Vaughan Williams: The Winter's Willow | |
| Nicky Spence and William Vann | Folk Songs from the Eastern Counties: No. 7, On Board a Ninety-Eight | |
| Mark Padmore, Martin Outram and Julian Rolton | Ralph Vaughan Williams: 4 Hymns (Version for Tenor, Piano and Viola): No. 1, Lord! Come Away | |
| Peter Francomb, Northern Sinfonia and Richard Hickox | Ralph Vaughan Williams: Household Music: No. 2, St. Denio. Scherzo | |
| James Johnston, April Cantelo, Philharmonia Orchestra and Stanford Robinson | Ralph Vaughan Williams: Sir John in Love, Act I: Do but Look on Her Eyes | |
| Andrew Manze and Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra | Ralph Vaughan Williams: Five Variants of Dives and Lazarus | |
| John Cameron, Francis Loring, Owen Brannigan, Gerald Davies, Heddle Nash, Denis Dowling, Philharmonia Orchestra and Stanford Robinson | Ralph Vaughan Williams: Sir John in Love, Act II: Ha, Is This a Vision? | |
| Choir of St. John's College, Cambridge and Andrew Nethsingha | Ralph Vaughan Williams: Prayer to the Father of Heaven | |
| Sarah Fox and Iain Burnside | Ralph Vaughan Williams: Dreamland | |
| Heather Lowe, Joyful Company Of Singers, Britten Sinfonia and Alan Tongue | Ralph Vaughan Williams: Electra: O for the Ships of Troy | |
| Roderick Jones, Forbes Robinson, Denis Catlin, John William Kentish, Owen Brannigan, John Cameron, Denis Dowling, Philharmonia Orchestra and Stanford Robinson | Ralph Vaughan Williams: Sir John in Love, Act I: I Spy Entertainment in Her | |
| Mary Bevan, William Vann and Jack Liebeck | Ralph Vaughan Williams: Folk Songs of England, Book 5 From Sussex (Ed. C. Sharp): No. 11, The Seeds of Love | |
| David Briggs | Ralph Vaughan Williams: A Song of Thanksgiving: Land of Our Birth (Arr. S. de B. Taylor for Organ) | |
| Roderick Williams, The BBC Symphony Orchestra and Martyn Brabbins | Ralph Vaughan Williams: 3 Nocturnes (Orch. by A. Payne): No. 2, Whispers of Heavenly Death | |
| Martin Outram and Julian Rolton | Ralph Vaughan Williams: Fantasia on Greensleeves (Arr. W. Forbes for Viola and Piano) [After Greaves' Sir John in Love] | |
| Goldstone and Clemmow | Ralph Vaughan Williams: Symphony No. 5 in D Major (Arr. M. Mullinar for 2 Pianos): II. Scherzo. Presto | |
| West Australian Symphony Orchestra and David Measham | Ralph Vaughan Williams: On Wenlock Edge: V. Bredon Hill | |
| Hallé Orchestra and Sir Mark Elder | Ralph Vaughan Williams: Job, Scene II: Satan’s Dance of Triumph | |
| John Lenehan and Sarah-Jane Bradley | Ralph Vaughan Williams: Romance for Viola and Piano | |
| Nicky Spence, Roderick Williams and William Vann | Folksongs for Schools (Excerpts): No. 3, Servant Man and Husbandman | |
| Joyful Company Of Singers and Peter Broadbent | Ralph Vaughan Williams: Ring Out Your Bells | |
| Staatsphilharmonie Rheinland-Pfalz and Karl-Heinz Steffens | Ralph Vaughan Williams: The Poisoned Kiss: Overture | |
| Jeremy Irons, City of London Choir, London Mozart Players and Hilary Davan Wetton | Ralph Vaughan Williams: An Oxford Elegy | |
| Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra and Andrew Manze | Ralph Vaughan Williams: Symphony No. 4: I. Allegro | |
| Linda Finnie, Ingrid Attrot, Lynne Dawson, Pamela Helen Stephen, Sinfonia Chorus, Northern Sinfonia and Richard Hickox | Ralph Vaughan Williams: Riders to the Sea, Op. 1: Bartley Will Be Lost Now | |
| James Gilchrist, Philip Dukes and Anna Tilbrook | Ralph Vaughan Williams: 4 Hymns: No. 4, Evening Hymn | |
| Mary Bevan and William Vann | Folk Songs from the Eastern Counties: No. 14, Geordie | |
| Hallé Orchestra, Sir Mark Elder and Neal Davies | Ralph Vaughan Williams: Songs of Travel: VII. Whither Must I Wander? (Orch. Roy Douglas) | |
| Roderick Williams and William Vann | Folk Songs from the Eastern Counties: No. 10, The Saucy Bold Robber |