The haymakers
Subtitle: an operatic cantata. Part the second
Contributors: Recorded Anthology of American Music, Inc; Rose, Erma; McKinley, Frank; North Texas State University Grand Chorus
Published: 1978
Language: eng
Subjects: Choruses, Secular (Mixed voices) with piano; Secular Cantatas; Excerpts
Work titles: Haymakers. Part 2
Notes: Duration: 40 min., 25 sec.

"The Haymakers & George F. Root," by D. J. Epstein, libretto by the composer, bibliography, and discography (4 p. port.) bound in container.

Soloists with North Texas State University Grand Chorus; Erma Rose, piano; Frank McKinley, conductor.

Recorded in the Recital Hall, North Texas State University, Denton.
Table of contents: title: Good morning ; How pleasant are those cheerful words (Mark Myers, tenor) ; Blithely to we forth (Mark Myers, tenor) ; Light hearted are we ; How like some tented camp ; Joy! (Linda Brannon, mezzo-soprano) ; Scenes of happiness (Linda Brannon, mezzo-soprano) ; The dew now is off (Gary Petersen, bass) ; Toss it hither ; Hark to the cheerful sound ; How good is he, the giver (Carolyn Finley, soprano; Linda Brannon, mezzo-soprano; Mark Myers, tenor; Chris Hodges, baritone; Burr Phillips, bass) (15:10); title: How sultry is the day ; How hushed (Mark Myers, tenor) ; Yes! to the work (7:01); title: Now creaks the heavy wagon (Gary Petersen, bass) ; Shrouded is the sun (Patti Abasolo, soprano; Phyllis Bush, mezzo-soprano; Marc Much, tenor; Mark Jones, bass) (8:20); title: Lo! the clouds are breaking (Phyllis Bush, mezzo-soprano; Marc Much, tenor ; Rainbow, hail to thee ; All nature now rejoices (Carolyn Finley, soprano) ; With grateful hearts (Mark Myers, tenor) ; Harvest home! (9:47)