| The Fairy Queen:Act 3 "Now the maids and the men" [Coridon, Mopsa] Dance for the Haymakers |
Henry Purcell
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Purcell : The Fairy Queen |
| The Fairy Queen:Act 3 Dance for the Green Men |
Henry Purcell
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Purcell : The Fairy Queen |
| The Fairy Queen:Act 1 "Come, let us leave the town" [Soprano, Bass] |
Henry Purcell
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Purcell : The Fairy Queen |
| The Fairy Queen, Act 2, No. 16:Secrecy "One Charming Night" |
Henry Purcell
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Music For The Moment: Opera Tenors |
| My Heart Is Inditing, Z. 30 |
Henry Purcell
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Noite Feliz |
| Dido and AeneasAct 3:"Thy Hand, Belinda...When I Am Laid In Earth" |
Henry Purcell
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Sinfini Music: Best Sopranos |
| A New Scotch Tune in G Major, Z.655 |
Henry Purcell
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Royal Welcome Songs for King James II |
| Music for the Funeral of Queen Mary:"Thou knowest, Lord, the secrets of our hearts" |
Henry Purcell
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Purcell Essentials |
| 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 |
| "Rejoice in the Lord alway" Z49 |
Henry Purcell
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Purcell Essentials |
| The Spanish Friar or The Double Discovery - original version:Whilst I with grief |
Henry Purcell
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Purcell: Theatre Music (6 CDs) |
| The Fairy QueenAct 5:Monkey's Dance |
Henry Purcell
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The History Of Classical Music - Part 1 - From Gregorian Chant To C.P.E. Bach |
| The Fairy Queen:Act 3 "A thousand, thousand ways" [Chorus, Counter-Tenor] |
Henry Purcell
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Purcell : The Fairy Queen |
| Dido & Aeneas, Act III: Dido & Aeneas, Act III, Z. 626: Chorus "Detruction's Our Delight" |
Henry Purcell
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Purcell: Dido and Aeneas |
| The Indian Queen, Z. 630, Act III: I Attempt from Love’s Sickness to Fly in VainThird Act Tune - Rondeau |
Henry Purcell
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The Indian Queen |
| Pavan No.5 in G minor a 4, Z.752 |
Henry Purcell
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Purcell: Theatre Music (6 CDs) |
| Theodosius, or The Force of Love:Sad as death at dead of night |
Henry Purcell
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Purcell: Theatre Music (6 CDs) |
| I Attempt From Love's Sickness |
Henry Purcell
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Music For A While |
| A Dialogue between Thirsis and Daphne:Why, my Daphne, why complaining |
Henry Purcell
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Purcell: Theatre Music (6 CDs) |
| Miserere mei Deus |
Christopher Monks
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35 Greatest Choral Classics |
| Overture in D Minor |
Henry Purcell
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Purcell: Theatre Music (6 CDs) |
| The Fairy QueenAct 1:Scene Of The Drunken Poet: "Fill up the Bowl" |
Henry Purcell
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The History Of Classical Music - Part 1 - From Gregorian Chant To C.P.E. Bach |
| Trumpet Tune in C Major, ZT 697 |
Henry Purcell
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Classical Music for Royal Events |
| Pavan No.1 in A major, Z.748 |
Henry Purcell
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Purcell: Theatre Music (6 CDs) |
| Eternal Source of Light Divine, HWV 74 |
Armonico Consort
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Let The Bright Seraphim |
| The Indian Emperor or The Conquest of Mexico:I look'd and saw within |
Henry Purcell
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Purcell: Theatre Music (6 CDs) |
| Lost is my quiet |
Henry Purcell
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Milestones of the Singer of the Century - Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, Vol. 2 |
| Amphitryon, or The Two Sosias:Saraband |
Henry Purcell
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Purcell: Theatre Music (6 CDs) |
| The Fairy Queen, Z. 629: Act IV: Song: Next, Winter comes Slowly |
Henry Purcell
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Purcell: The Fairy Queen |
| 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) |
Dido and Aeneas, Z. 626: With drooping wings