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Eden is an oratorio by Charles Villiers Stanford, written in 1891 for soloists, chorus, and orchestra. Its subject is the biblical account of humanity in the Garden of Eden and the Fall from innocence. The work is part of Stanford’s larger contribution to late Victorian English choral music, combining a sacred narrative with the large forces and formal scale associated with the nineteenth-century festival oratorio.
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How good is Eden (Stanford)?
Eden (Stanford) scores 5.98/10 (Mediocre) on Lunoo, making it rated in the Oratorio category.
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