Howard Hanson - Hanson Conducts HansonCitadel Records, presents HANSON CONDUCTS HANSON, The Lament For Beowulf Pan and the Priest Rhythmic Variations Symphony No. 7 "Sea Symphony" featuring classical works composed and conducted by Howard Hanson as performed by the World Youth Symphony Orchestra and The Mormon Youth Chorus and Symphony. Featured works include The Lament for Beowulf Op. 25, Pan and the Priest Symphonic Poem Op. 26, Symphony No. 7 "Sea Symphony" and others. Recorded in the

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