Gerontius The Dream of Gerontius Gerontius, Metropolitan of Moscow Saint Gerontius Gerontius of Cervia Gerontius (bishop of Milan) Gerontius (magister militum) The Dream of Gerontius (poem) Gerontius Glacier The Dream of Gerontius discography Maximus of Hispania Edobichus Geraint of Dumnonia Constans II (son of Constantine III) Constantine III (Western Roman emperor) The Kingdom (Elgar) CBSO Chorus Gervase Elwes AD 411 Edward Lloyd (tenor) James Hamilton-Paterson Rosselin Glacier The Music Makers (Elgar) Paisius Yaroslavov August Jaeger Gladys Ripley Justin Lavender Op. 38 Cape Town Philharmonia Choir The Three Ladies of London Cervia (disambiguation) Kenneth Downie Astra Desmond John Coates (tenor) Penda's Fen Arthur Dav…

vies (tenor) Archdiocese of Tomis Lilli Paasikivi Johan Messchaert Derby Choral Union J. P. E. Harper-Scott April 1 (Eastern Orthodox liturgics) The London Chorus Melania the Younger Robert Lloyd (bass) Birmingham Triennial Music Festival Delius Glacier Philip I, Metropolitan of Moscow The Apostles (Elgar) David Brazell Charles Mott (baritone) Bretannio Margaret Balfour Spetchley Park Sydney University Musical Society Heddle Nash Edward Elgar List of glaciers of Palmer Land Iain Paterson Lee Harding (writer) Kingston Choral Society Geraint (given name) 409 Marjorie Thomas City of Bristol Choir Julius Buths Adrian Brown (m

usician) David Hamilton (tenor) Stephen Wyatt Richard Lewis (tenor) 465 Jonathan Tetelman Donald Spence Jones Ambrose St John Ode (poem) BBC Symphony Chorus Eileen Boyd William Stockley (musician) Herbert Heyner Muriel Foster Tudor Davies Constantius III Maurice Murphy (musician) Kim Borg Frederick Haggis Raphanea London Concert Choir The Winner Records 408 Dennis Noble James Gilchrist (tenor) Gunderic Fantasia and Fugue in C minor, BWV 537 Apollinaris (praefect) Rufius Antonius Agrypnius Volusianus Francis Hastings Doyle Carausius II Falstaff (Elgar) Saint Peter's Singers of Leeds Barbara Robotham Yvonne Minton Henry Gandy August 12 (Eastern Orthodox liturgics) Gothic War in Spain (416–418) Jennif