| Vivaldi: Nulla in Mundo Pax Sincera, RV 630 |
Harry Christophers
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50 Greatest Classics by Classic FM |
| Nisi Dominus a 3, SV 200 |
Harry Christophers
The Sixteen
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Monteverdi: Messa a quattro voci et salmi of 1650 Volume I |
| Missa Rorate: VIII. Benedictus |
The Sixteen
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Grzegorz Gerwazy Gorczycki |
| Nine Tenebrae Motets, Op. 72 Third Nocturne: I. Eram quasi agnus innocens |
Harry Christophers
The Sixteen
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Edmund Rubbra |
| Christe qui lux es et dies |
Harry Christophers
The Sixteen
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The Deers Cry |
| "Rejoice in the Lord alway" Z49 |
Henry Purcell
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Purcell Essentials |
| Overture in D Minor |
Henry Purcell
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Purcell: Theatre Music (6 CDs) |
| Symphony No. 49 in F Minor, Hob. I49 "La Passione": III. Menuet & Trio |
Harry Christophers
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Haydn Symphonies Nos. 49 & 87 |
| What Hope Remains For Us Now He Is Gone? |
Henry Purcell
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Thou Knowest Lord, the Secrets of Our Hearts (Funeral Music from 16th and 17th Century England) |
| 在那遙遠的地方 |
The Sixteen
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In a Faraway Place (在那遙遠的地方) |
| Ave Regina Caelorum a 8 |
Harry Christophers
The Sixteen
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Victoria Requiem 1605 |
| The Fairy Queen:Act 1 "Come, let us leave the town" [Soprano, Bass] |
Henry Purcell
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Purcell : The Fairy Queen |
| Organ Sonata No. 5 in C Major, BWV 529: II. Largo (arranged by Balsom) |
Alastair Ross
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Bach: Works for Trumpet |
| The Fairy Queen, Z629: Now Joyn Your Warbling Voices All...Sing While We Trip It upon the Green |
Henry Purcell
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Hallelujah! A Celebration of Baroque Choruses |
| Laetentur coeli |
Harry Christophers
The Sixteen
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The Deers Cry |
| A Dialogue between Thirsis and Daphne:Why, my Daphne, why complaining |
Henry Purcell
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Purcell: Theatre Music (6 CDs) |
| Vespers of 1610, Magnificat (High): Sicut erat |
Harry Christophers
The Sixteen
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Monteverdi: Vespers of 1610 |
| The Indian Queen, Z. 630, Act III: I Attempt from Love’s Sickness to Fly in VainThird Act Tune - Rondeau |
Henry Purcell
Harry Christophers
The Sixteen
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The Indian Queen |
| A New Scotch Tune in G Major, Z.655 |
Henry Purcell
Harry Christophers
The Sixteen
Alastair Ross
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Royal Welcome Songs for King James II |
A New Scotch Tune in G Major, Z.655