← John Westbrook
Oedipus Rex (Opera-Oratorio in Two Acts after Sophocles): Act II
Washington National Opera Chorus, Washington National Opera Orchestra, 이고리 스트라빈스키
Stravinsky Conducts Oedipus Rex: Opera-Oratorio in Two Acts after Sophocles
Oedipus Rex (Opera-Oratorio in Two Acts after Sophocles): Act I
Oedipus Rex, Opera-Oratorio in two acts after Sophocles: Act II: "And Now, You Will Hear the Messenger" (Narrator)
John Westbrook, Washington National Opera Orchestra, 이고리 스트라빈스키
The Complete Columbia Album Collection · 2015
Oedipus Rex, Opera-Oratorio in two acts after Sophocles: Act II: "A Messenger Announces that King Polybus of Corinth is Dead" (Narrator)
Oedipus Rex, Opera-Oratorio in two acts after Sophocles: Act II: "The Dispute of the Princes Summons Jocasta" (Narrator)
Oedipus Rex, Opera-Oratorio in two acts after Sophocles: Act I: "Oedipus Questions Teiresias the Seer" (Narrator, Chorus)
Washington National Opera Chorus, John Westbrook, Washington National Opera Orchestra, 이고리 스트라빈스키
Oedipus Rex, Opera-Oratorio in two acts after Sophocles: Prologue (Narrator)
Morning Heroes: V. Now Trumpeter for Thy Close: Dawn on the Somme (Robert Nichols)
John Westbrook, Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Choir & Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, Sir Charles Groves
Morning Heroes · 1991
Morning Heroes: V. Now Trumpeter for Thy Close: Spring Offensive (Wilfred Owen)
Morning Heroes: IV. The Heroes
Morning Heroes: IV. Achilles Goes Forth to Battle (The Illiad)
Morning Heroes: III. The Bivouac's Flame (Whitman)
Morning Heroes: III. Vigil (Li-Tai-Po)
Morning Heroes: II. The City's Arming (Walt Whitman)
Morning Heroes: I. Hector's Farewell to Andromache (The Iliad)
An Oxford Elegy
Ralph Vaughan Williams
Flos Campi / An Oxford Elegy / Magnificat / Fantasia on the old 104th · 1989
An Oxford Elegy: XVIII. "Why faintest thou?"
Choir of King’s College, Cambridge, John Westbrook, Jacques Orchestra, Sir David Willcocks
British Composers: Vaughan Williams / Finzi / Holst
An Oxford Elegy: XVII. "Despair will I not"
An Oxford Elegy: XVI. "Yes, thou art gone!"
An Oxford Elegy: XV. "Never more"
An Oxford Elegy: XIV. "He hearkens not!"
An Oxford Elegy: XIII. "Soon will the high Midsummer pomps"
An Oxford Elegy: XII. "Needs must I, with heavy heart"
An Oxford Elegy: XI. "Runs it not here"
An Oxford Elegy: X. "No, no, thou has not felt"
An Oxford Elegy: IX. "But what - I dream!"
An Oxford Elegy: VIII. "And once, in winter"
An Oxford Elegy: VII. "Or in my boat I lie"
An Oxford Elegy: VI. "Come, let me read"
An Oxford Elegy: V. "That sweet city"
An Oxford Elegy: IV. "Screen'd is this nook"
An Oxford Elegy: III. "Here will I sit and wait"
An Oxford Elegy: II. "Go, for they call you, Shepherd"
An Oxford Elegy: I. Lento