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Apostles, The

Oratorio by Edward Elgar, Op. 49 (libretto compiled from the Bible by the composer), Part I of a trilogy. Part II is The Kingdom and Part III was never completed. The work was first performed at the Birmingham Festival, England, on 14 October 1903.
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