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Benjamin Britten - For I am under the same accusation with my Saviour

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For I am under the same accusation
With my Savior
For they said
He is besides himself
For the officers of the peace
Are at variance with me
And the watchman smites me
With his staff
For the silly fellow, silly fellow
Is against me
And belongeth neither to me
Nor to my family
For I am in twelve hardships
But he that was born of a virgin
Shall deliver me out of all
Shall deliver me out of all
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Benjamin Britten (1913-1976) was one of the 20th century’s greatest opera composers. Born in Suffolk, England, he studied at the Royal College of Music. He fell into the circle of W.H. Auden, and though he left a few years later, he met the tenor Peter Pears, who would become his greatest musical interpreter and his personal partner until Britten’s death. After spending part of the years of World War II in America, he leapt to prominence in 1945 with his opera Peter Grimes. Later successes on the stage included Albert Herring, Billy Budd, The Turn of the Screw, and Death in Venice. He wrote music for other venues as well, and his great successes include the Serenade for Tenor, Horn, and Strings; the Variations on a Theme by Frank Bridge; the Young Person’s Guide to the Orchestra; and the War Requiem. Shortly before his death, he became the first composer to be awarded a life peerage by the British crown.
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