The IPI number for Peter Boyer is 00129341974. IPI numbers are unique 11-digit Interested Parties Information codes managed by SUISA on behalf of CISAC, used by performing rights organizations worldwide to track royalty payments to rights holders. Peter Boyer is indexed as a songwriter. Peter Boyer has 5 registered works indexed on Credits.fm.
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00129341974 is an Interested Parties Information (IPI) code assigned to Peter Boyer, a songwriter. IPI numbers are unique identifiers managed by SUISA on behalf of CISAC, used by performing rights organizations worldwide to identify rights holders and distribute royalties.
Peter Boyer has 5 musical works (ISWCs) in our database.
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Balance of Power: I. A Sense of History
Balance of Power: II. A Sense of Humor (Scherzo politico)
Balance of Power: III. A Sense of Direction
Celebration Overture
Curtain Raiser (version for orchestra)
Elegy for English Horn, Harp & String Orchestra
Ellis Island: The Dream of America: Epilogue “The New Colossus” (Emma Lazarus, 1883)
Ellis Island: The Dream of America: Interlude 1
Ellis Island: The Dream of America: Interlude 2
Ellis Island: The Dream of America: Interlude 3
Ellis Island: The Dream of America: Interlude 4
Ellis Island: The Dream of America: Interlude 5
Ellis Island: The Dream of America: Interlude 6
Ellis Island: The Dream of America: Prologue
Ellis Island: The Dream of America: Words of Helen Cohen, Emigrated From Poland in 1920
Ellis Island: The Dream of America: Words of Helen Rosenthal, Emigrated From Belgium in 1920
Ellis Island: The Dream of America: Words of James Apanomith, Emigrated From Greece in 1911
Ellis Island: The Dream of America: Words of Katherine Beychook, Emigrated From Russia in 1910
Ellis Island: The Dream of America: Words of Lazarus Salamon, Emigrated From Hungary in 1920
Ellis Island: The Dream of America: Words of Lillian Galleta, Emigrated From Italy in 1928