David Fanshawe
British composer and ethnomusicologist
David Arthur Fanshawe (19 April 1942 – 5 July 2010) was an English composer and self-styled explorer with a fervent interest in world music. His best-known composition is the 1972 choral work African Sanctus.
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Works
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- "Bella" From Dirty Weekend
- 4 Jangle Whirls
- African Lamentation
- Arabian Cadenza
- Arabian Fantasy
- Bella - Beautiful Dreamer
- Bella Burning for a Man
- Bella Rescues Mary
- Bella's Fantasy
- Bella's Revenge - Tim's Death
- Bella's Tothache - Reggie's End
- Bella's Waltz
- Bondage Game - Bella & Norman
- Boobams
- Brighton Neapolitana
- Brunswick Square
- Cattles Songs From Kenya and Uganda
- Cold Sweat
- Cybernetics Fast
- Cybernetics Slow
- Dark Vibrations
- Dawn Odyssey
- Desert Variations
- Destructive Powers
- Dirty Phone Calls
- Dirty Weekend Titles
- Elegy
- Fate Found Bella
- Holy Jesus
- Horror Organ
- Mad Scene
- Meditation
- Minuet - Dirty Weekend
- Mizmar and Brass
- Nightmare
- Nimro - Iranian Clairvoyant
- Oceans Of Sound
- Only a Star
- Optical Illusion
- Peeping Tim
- Prelude and Blues
- Primeval Spectrum Closing
- Primeval Spectrum Opening
- Ring Out the Bells
- Ring Out the Bells (Encore)
- Ritual Mystique
- Sirocco Finale
- Sirocco-The Desert Wind
- Spoken Introduction/Ring Out the Bells
- Target Practice
- Terror Noises
- The Lord's Prayer (Choir version)
- The Lord's Prayer (From African Sanctus)
- Thinking Guns
- Thunder Sheet
- Thunder-Roar
- Transformation Odyssey
- Tribute and Dawn