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Serenade to Music (From "The Merchant of Venice, Act V, Scene 1"): "How sweet the moonlight sleeps"

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New York Philharmonic,

Ralph Vaughan Williams,

Leonard Bernstein

Collaborators: 21

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Aug 24, 2018

Duration:

02:25

Tempo:

90

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D

℗ (P) 2018 Sony Music Entertainment

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Serenade to Music (From "The Merchant of Venice, Act V, Scene 1"): "How sweet the moonlight sleeps"

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Serenade to Music (From "The Merchant of Venice, Act V, Scene 1"): "How sweet the moonlight sleeps"

New York Philharmonic

20

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Composer

Vaughan Williams

Lyricist

William Shakespeare

Musicians (2)

Vocals

Shirley Verrett-Carter

Lili Chookasian

Charles Bressler

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Leonard Bernstein)

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Songwriters (2)

Composer

Vaughan Williams

Lyricist

William Shakespeare

Producers (2)

Producer

Conductor

Leonard Bernstein)

Musicians (2)

Vocals

Shirley Verrett-Carter

Lili Chookasian

Charles Bressler

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