The Indian Queen, Z. 630: Overture

Come Ye Sons of Art: I. Symphony: Largo-Allegro-Adagio

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Come Ye Sons of Art: VI. The Day That Such a Blessing (Bass Solo, Chorus)

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Come Ye Sons of Art: IV. Come Ye Sons of Art (Reprise)

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Come Ye Sons of Art: IX. See Nature Rejoicing (Duet - Soprano and Bass, Chorus)

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Come Ye Sons of Art: III. Sound the Trumpet (Duet - Two Countertenors)

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Come Ye Sons of Art: VII. Bid the Virtues (Soprano Solo with Oboe)

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Come Ye Sons of Art: X. Rejoice the Lord Always (The Bell Anthem)

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Come Ye Sons of Art: V. Strike the Viol (Countertenor Solo with Flute)

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Dies irae (Gregorian Chant)

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Ode On St. Cecilia's Day: II. Hail! Bright Cecilia (Soli and Chorus)

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Ode On St. Cecilia's Day: VIII. Wond'rous Machine (Bass Solo)

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Ode On St. Cecilia's Day: I. Symphony (Overture)

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Sumer Is Icumen In

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Welcome to All the Pleasures: I. Symphony: Maestoso - Vivace

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Ode On St. Cecilia's Day: VI. Thou Tun'st This World (Soprano Solo)

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Come Ye Sons of Art: VIII. These are the Sacred Charms (Bass Solo)

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Ode On St. Cecilia's Day: VII. With That Sublime Celestial Lay (Trio)

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King Arthur, Z. 628, Act III: "What Power Art Thou, Who from Below..." ("Cold Song")

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Ode On St. Cecilia's Day: XII. Let These Among Themselves Contest (Duet)

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My Beloved Spake: VIII. My Beloved is Mine (Soli)

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Come Ye Sons of Art: II. Come Ye Sons of Art (Countertenor, Solo, Chorus)

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King Arthur, Act III, Sc.2, Genius: "What Power Art Thou" - Cupid: "Thou Doting Fool Forbear" - Prelude. Chorus: "See, See"

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Missa Da Requiem (plain Chant) - Dies Irae

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Welcome to All the Pleasures: V. Then Lift Up Your Voices

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My Beloved Spake: III. For, Lo, the Winter is Past (Soli)

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My Beloved Spake: V. And the Voice of the Turtle (Soli)

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Welcome to All the Pleasures: VII. Beauty Thou Scene of Love (Tenor Solo)

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The Wraggle Taggle Gypsies

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My Beloved Spake: II. My Beloved Spake (Soli)

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Welcome to All the Pleasures: III. Here the Deities Approve (Countertenor Solo)

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Ode On St. Cecilia's Day: III. Hark, Each Tree (Duet)

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Ode On St. Cecilia's Day: IX. The Airy Violin (Alto Solo)

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Ode On St. Cecilia's Day: V. Soul Of The World (Chorus)

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Ode On St. Cecilia's Day: IV. 'Tis Nature's Voice (Alto Solo)

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My Beloved Spake: VI. The Fig Tree (Tenor Solo)

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My Beloved Spake: I. Symphony (Slow)

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Welcome to All the Pleasures: VIII. In a Consort of Voices (Tenor Solo, Chorus, Bass Solo, Chorus)

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Carol Tune: People Look East

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My Beloved Spake: VII. Arise (Soli)

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Welcome to All the Pleasures: II. Welcome to all the Pleasures

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My Beloved Spake: IV. The Time of the Singing (Soli)

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Ode On St. Cecilia's Day: X. In Vain the Am'rous Flute (Duet)

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Ode On St. Cecilia's Day: XI. The Fife and All the Harmony of War (Alto Solo)

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Ode On St. Cecilia's Day: XIII. Hail! Bright Cecilia (Great Chorus)

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Welcome to All the Pleasures: IV. While Joys Celestial (Trio)

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The Indian Queen, Z. 630: Prologue

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I Saw Three Ships Come Sailing In

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King Arthur, Z. 628, Act III, Scene 2: What Power art thou - Thou Doting Fool forbear - See, see

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Joy to the World

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The Twelve Days of Christmas

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Here We Come A-Wassailing

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Le Chant Des Oiseaux -

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Welcome to All the Pleasures: VI. Adagio (Harpsichord Solo)

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Sanctus (Instrumental)

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Gregorian Chant Gallican Responsories and Monophonic Chants: III. Tristis est anima mea

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Monody: Decet Huius Cunctis Horis

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Hymn: We Three Kings of Orient Are

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The First Booke of Balletts to Five Voyces, iii (1595), Now is the month maying

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The Mulliner Book, In going to my naked bed

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The First Booke of Canzonets to Two Voyces, vii (1595), When, lo, by break of morning

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