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The Hills of Dreamland: Elgar Orchestral Songs

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The Hills of Dreamland: Elgar Orchestral Songs

Elgar, Kathryn Rudge, Henk Neven, BBC Concert Orchestra, Barry Wordsworth, Nathalie de Montmollin, Barry Collett

748871227125
24 tracksReleased 2018-01-01Somm

Last verified: July 16, 2026

748871227125 is the Universal Product Code (UPC barcode) for the release “The Hills of Dreamland: Elgar Orchestral Songs” by Elgar, Kathryn Rudge, Henk Neven, BBC Concert Orchestra, Barry Wordsworth, Nathalie de Montmollin, Barry Collett, released 2018-01-01 on Somm. UPCs are unique numeric identifiers assigned by distributors to identify a music release — album, EP, or single — across every digital and physical retail platform. This release contains 24 tracks, each with its own ISRC.

Format

7Number system
48871Manufacturer
22712Product
5Check digit
Number system:
Identifies the product category (0/1/6/7/8 = general retail, 2 = variable measure, etc.).
Manufacturer:
5-digit code identifying the label or distributor that owns the release.
Product:
5-digit code identifying this specific release within the manufacturer's catalog.
Check digit:
Modulo-10 check digit that validates the rest of the barcode.

Track List (24)

#Track TitleArtist(s)ISWC
Song Cycle, op. 59: No. 3. Oh, Soft Was the Song1Song Cycle, op. 59: No. 3. Oh, Soft Was the Song—
Song Cycle, op. 59: No. 5. Was It Some Golden Star?2Song Cycle, op. 59: No. 5. Was It Some Golden Star?—
Song Cycle, op. 59: No. 6. Twilight3Song Cycle, op. 59: No. 6. Twilight—
Song Cycle, op. 59: The Wind at Dawn4Song Cycle, op. 59: The Wind at Dawn—
Song Cycle, op. 59: The Pipes of Pan5Song Cycle, op. 59: The Pipes of Pan—
Two Songs, op. 60: No. 1. The Torch6Two Songs, op. 60: No. 1. The Torch—
Two Songs, op. 60: No. 2. The River7Two Songs, op. 60: No. 2. The River—
Pleading, op. 488Pleading, op. 48—
Follow the Colours: Marching Song for Soldiers9Follow the Colours: Marching Song for Soldiers—
The King’s Way10The King’s Way—
Incidental Music to Grania and Diarmid: Incidental Music11Incidental Music to Grania and Diarmid: Incidental Music—
Incidental Music to Grania and Diarmid: Funeral March12Incidental Music to Grania and Diarmid: Funeral March—
Incidental Music to Grania and Diarmid: There Are Seven That Pull the Thread13Incidental Music to Grania and Diarmid: There Are Seven That Pull the Thread—
Like to the Damask Rose2-1Like to the Damask Rose—
Shepherd’s Song2-2Shepherd’s Song—
Dry Those Fair, Those Crystal Eyes2-3Dry Those Fair, Those Crystal Eyes—
The Millwheel: Winter2-4The Millwheel: Winter—
Muleteers’ Song2-5Muleteers’ Song—
As I Laye a‐Thynkynge2-6As I Laye a‐Thynkynge—
Queen Mary’s Song2-7Queen Mary’s Song—
The Torch2-8The Torch—
The River2-9The River—
In the Dawn2-10In the Dawn—
Speak, Music2-11Speak, Music—
Song Cycle, op. 59: No. 3. Oh, Soft Was the Song
Song Cycle, op. 59: No. 3. Oh, Soft Was the Song
—
Song Cycle, op. 59: No. 5. Was It Some Golden Star?
Song Cycle, op. 59: No. 5. Was It Some Golden Star?
—
Song Cycle, op. 59: No. 6. Twilight
Song Cycle, op. 59: No. 6. Twilight
—
Song Cycle, op. 59: The Wind at Dawn
Song Cycle, op. 59: The Wind at Dawn
—
Song Cycle, op. 59: The Pipes of Pan
Song Cycle, op. 59: The Pipes of Pan
—
Two Songs, op. 60: No. 1. The Torch
Two Songs, op. 60: No. 1. The Torch
—
Two Songs, op. 60: No. 2. The River
Two Songs, op. 60: No. 2. The River
—
Pleading, op. 48
Pleading, op. 48
—
Follow the Colours: Marching Song for Soldiers
Follow the Colours: Marching Song for Soldiers
—
The King’s Way
The King’s Way
—
Incidental Music to Grania and Diarmid: Incidental Music
Incidental Music to Grania and Diarmid: Incidental Music
—
Incidental Music to Grania and Diarmid: Funeral March
Incidental Music to Grania and Diarmid: Funeral March
—
Incidental Music to Grania and Diarmid: There Are Seven That Pull the Thread
Incidental Music to Grania and Diarmid: There Are Seven That Pull the Thread
—
Like to the Damask Rose
Like to the Damask Rose
—
Shepherd’s Song
Shepherd’s Song
—
Dry Those Fair, Those Crystal Eyes
Dry Those Fair, Those Crystal Eyes
—
The Millwheel: Winter
The Millwheel: Winter
—
Muleteers’ Song
Muleteers’ Song
—
As I Laye a‐Thynkynge
As I Laye a‐Thynkynge
—
Queen Mary’s Song
Queen Mary’s Song
—
The Torch
The Torch
—
The River
The River
—
In the Dawn
In the Dawn
—
Speak, Music
Speak, Music
—

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000000010729317400000001090284620000000119323924

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A UPC (Universal Product Code) — also called an EAN barcode — is a unique numeric identifier assigned to a music release by its distributor. It identifies the release as a whole (album, EP, or single) and is required by every digital storefront and physical retailer.
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Elgar, Kathryn Rudge, Henk Neven, BBC Concert Orchestra, Barry Wordsworth, Nathalie de Montmollin, Barry Collett

748871227125 is the Universal Product Code (UPC barcode) for the release “The Hills of Dreamland: Elgar Orchestral Songs” by Elgar, Kathryn Rudge, Henk Neven, BBC Concert Orchestra, Barry Wordsworth, Nathalie de Montmollin, Barry Collett, released 2018-01-01 on Somm. UPCs are unique numeric identifiers assigned by distributors to identify a music release — album, EP, or single — across every digital and physical retail platform. This release contains 24 tracks, each with its own ISRC.

Track List (24)

#Track TitleArtist(s)ISWC
Song Cycle, op. 59: No. 3. Oh, Soft Was the Song1Song Cycle, op. 59: No. 3. Oh, Soft Was the Song—
Song Cycle, op. 59: No. 5. Was It Some Golden Star?2Song Cycle, op. 59: No. 5. Was It Some Golden Star?—
Song Cycle, op. 59: No. 6. Twilight3Song Cycle, op. 59: No. 6. Twilight—
Song Cycle, op. 59: The Wind at Dawn4Song Cycle, op. 59: The Wind at Dawn—
Song Cycle, op. 59: The Pipes of Pan5Song Cycle, op. 59: The Pipes of Pan—
Two Songs, op. 60: No. 1. The Torch6Two Songs, op. 60: No. 1. The Torch—
Two Songs, op. 60: No. 2. The River7Two Songs, op. 60: No. 2. The River—
Pleading, op. 488Pleading, op. 48—
Follow the Colours: Marching Song for Soldiers9Follow the Colours: Marching Song for Soldiers—
The King’s Way10The King’s Way—
Incidental Music to Grania and Diarmid: Incidental Music11Incidental Music to Grania and Diarmid: Incidental Music—
Incidental Music to Grania and Diarmid: Funeral March12Incidental Music to Grania and Diarmid: Funeral March—
Incidental Music to Grania and Diarmid: There Are Seven That Pull the Thread13Incidental Music to Grania and Diarmid: There Are Seven That Pull the Thread—
Like to the Damask Rose2-1Like to the Damask Rose—
Shepherd’s Song2-2Shepherd’s Song—
Dry Those Fair, Those Crystal Eyes2-3Dry Those Fair, Those Crystal Eyes—
The Millwheel: Winter2-4The Millwheel: Winter—
Muleteers’ Song2-5Muleteers’ Song—
As I Laye a‐Thynkynge2-6As I Laye a‐Thynkynge—
Queen Mary’s Song2-7Queen Mary’s Song—
The Torch2-8The Torch—
The River2-9The River—
In the Dawn2-10In the Dawn—
Speak, Music2-11Speak, Music—
Song Cycle, op. 59: No. 3. Oh, Soft Was the Song
Song Cycle, op. 59: No. 3. Oh, Soft Was the Song
—
Song Cycle, op. 59: No. 5. Was It Some Golden Star?
Song Cycle, op. 59: No. 5. Was It Some Golden Star?
—
Song Cycle, op. 59: No. 6. Twilight
Song Cycle, op. 59: No. 6. Twilight
—
Song Cycle, op. 59: The Wind at Dawn
Song Cycle, op. 59: The Wind at Dawn
—
Song Cycle, op. 59: The Pipes of Pan
Song Cycle, op. 59: The Pipes of Pan
—
Two Songs, op. 60: No. 1. The Torch
Two Songs, op. 60: No. 1. The Torch
—
Two Songs, op. 60: No. 2. The River
Two Songs, op. 60: No. 2. The River
—
Pleading, op. 48
Pleading, op. 48
—
Follow the Colours: Marching Song for Soldiers
Follow the Colours: Marching Song for Soldiers
—
The King’s Way
The King’s Way
—
Incidental Music to Grania and Diarmid: Incidental Music
Incidental Music to Grania and Diarmid: Incidental Music
—
Incidental Music to Grania and Diarmid: Funeral March
Incidental Music to Grania and Diarmid: Funeral March
—
Incidental Music to Grania and Diarmid: There Are Seven That Pull the Thread
Incidental Music to Grania and Diarmid: There Are Seven That Pull the Thread
—
Like to the Damask Rose
Like to the Damask Rose
—
Shepherd’s Song
Shepherd’s Song
—
Dry Those Fair, Those Crystal Eyes
Dry Those Fair, Those Crystal Eyes
—
The Millwheel: Winter
The Millwheel: Winter
—
Muleteers’ Song
Muleteers’ Song
—
As I Laye a‐Thynkynge
As I Laye a‐Thynkynge
—
Queen Mary’s Song
Queen Mary’s Song
—
The Torch
The Torch
—
The River
The River
—
In the Dawn
In the Dawn
—
Speak, Music
Speak, Music
—