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Life
Born: 18 March 1893
Died: 4 November 1918
Biography
Wilfred Owen was one of the principal poets of the First World War.
View the Wikipedia article on Wilfred Owen.
Musical settings of literary works
Settings of text by Wilfred Owen
- 1914 (James Crawford)
- 1914- Choral Edition (James Crawford)
- Anthem For Doomed Youth (James Crawford)
- Anthem for doomed youth (Michael Winikoff)
- Anthem For Doomed Youth. Choral Edition (James Crawford)
- Asleep (James Crawford)
- Asleep Choral Edition (James Crawford)
- Anthem for doomed youth (Huub de Lange)
- Conscious (James Crawford)
- Conscious 2nd Edition (James Crawford)
- Conscious. Choral Edition (James Crawford)
- Dulce et Decorum Est (James Crawford)
- Dulce Et Decorum Est. Choral Edition (James Crawford)
- Futility (James Crawford)
- Futility. Choral Edition (James Crawford)
- I saw his round mouth's crimson (James Crawford)
- I saw his round mouth's crimson. Choral Edition (James Crawford)
- Move him into the sun (Jennifer Bastable)
- The Send Off, The End (Jeremy Rawson)
- Sonnet: On seeing a piece of our heavy artillery brought into action (James Crawford)
Publications
External links
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