I'll sail upon the dog-star - original version, 1688:Fled is my love...'Tis death alone...I'll mount to yon

Purcell: Theatre Music (6 CDs)

Christopher Hogwood Thomas d'Urfey Rogers Covey-Crump Academy of Ancient Music Henry Purcell

歌词

专辑信息

1.Abdelazer, Z.570:Overture

2.The Double Dealer:Overture

3.The Libertine, or the Force of Love:Nymphs and Shepherds

4.Bonduca:Overture

5.Overture in G minor, Z.770

6.Love Triumphant or Nature Will Prevail:How happy's the husband

7.Bonduca:Air - Hornpipe - Air

8.Abdelazer, Z.570:Rondeau - Air - Air - Minuet

9.The Double Dealer:Hornpipe-Minuet-Air-Hornpipe

10.The Libertine, or the Force of Love:We come

11.Don Quixote:Sing all ye muses

12.Rule a Wife and Have a Wife - original version:There's not a swain

13.Abdelazer, Z.570:Air - Jig - Hornpipe - Air

14.Bonduca:Hornpipe - Air - Minuet

15.The Double Dealer:Cynthia frowns

16.The Libertine, or The Force of Love, Z.600:Prelude

17.Don Quixote:When the world first knew creation

18.The Female Virtuosos - Thomas Wright, after Molière's 'Les Femmes savantes':Love, thou art best

19.Abdelazer, Z.570:Lucinda Is Bewitching Fair

20.The Double Dealer - Minuet-Minuet-Air-Air:Minuet-Minuet-Air-Air

21.The Libertine, or the Force of Love:Prepare, prepare, new guests draw near

22.Bonduca:Jack thou'rt a toper

23.Don Quixote:Let the dreadful engines

24.Epsom Wells - original version:Leave these useless arts

25.Distressed Innocence, Z.577:Overture

26.The Richmond Heiress or A Woman Once in the Right:Song: Behold the Man

27.The Libertine, or the Force of Love:To arms, heroic prince

28.Bonduca:Hear us, great Rugwith

29.Don Quixote:With this sacred charming wand

30.The Maid's Last Prayer, or Any Rather than Fail - original version:Though you make no return

31.Distressed Innocence, Z.577:Air - Slow Air - Air - Hornpipe Or Jig

32.The Rival Sisters or The Violence of Love (z609):Overture

33.Bonduca:Hear, ye Gods of Britain

34.Don Quixote:Since times are so bad

35.The Maid's Last Prayer, or Any Rather than Fail - original version:No, resistance is but vain

36.Distressed Innocence, Z.577:Rondeau - Air - Minuet

37.The Rival Sisters or The Violence of Love (z609):Celia has a thousand charms

38.Oedipus:Hear, ye sullen powers below

39.Bonduca:Sing, sing, ye Druids

40.Don Quixote:Genius of England

41.The Maid's Last Prayer, or Any Rather than Fail - original version:Tell me no more

42.The Married Beau, Z.603:Overture

43.The Rival Sisters or The Violence of Love (z609):Take not a woman's anger ill

44.Oedipus, Z.583:Music For A While

45.Bonduca:Divine Andante, president of war

46.Don Quixote:Lads and Lasses

47.Aureng-Zebe or The Great Mogul:I see, she flies me

48.The Married Beau, Z.603:Slow Air - Hornpipe

49.The Rival Sisters or The Violence of Love (z609):How happy, how happy is she

50.Oedipus:Come away, do not stay...Laius, hear

51.Bonduca:To arms

52.Don Quixote:From rosy bowers

53.The Canterbury Guests or A Bargain Broken - original version:Good neighbour why?

54.The Married Beau, Z.603:Air - Hornpipe - Jig

55.Henry the Second, King of England (Z.580):In vain, 'gainst love, in vain I strove

56.Overture in D Minor

57.Bonduca:Britons strike home

58.Amphitryon, or The Two Sosias:Overture

59.The Fatal Marriage or The Innocent Adultery - original version:The Danger is over

60.The Married Beau, Z.603:Trumpet Air - March - Hornpipe On A Ground

61.Tyrannic Love or The Royal Martyr:Hark! my Damilcar!

62.The History of King Richard the Second (The Sicilian Usurper) - original version, 1681:Retir'd from any mortal's sight

63.Bonduca:O lead me to some peaceful gloom

64.Amphitryon, or The Two Sosias:Saraband

65.The Fatal Marriage or The Innocent Adultery - original version:I sigh'd and owned my love

66.The Married Beau, Z.603:See Where Repenting Celia Lies

67.Tyrannic Love or The Royal Martyr:Ah! how sweet it is to love

68.Sir Barnaby Whigg or No Wit Like a Woman's - original version, 1681:Blow, Blow, Boreas blow

69.Circe:We must assemble by a sacrifice

70.Amphitryon, or The Two Sosias:Celia, that I once was blest

71.The Spanish Friar or The Double Discovery - original version:Whilst I with grief

72.The Gordian Knot Untied, Z.597:Overture

73.Pausanius, the Betrayer of his Country. (1695), Z585 - original version:Sweeter than Roses

74.Overture in G Minor, Z.772

75.Sophonisba or Hannibal's Overthrow - original version, 1685:Beneath the poplar's shadow

76.Circe:Their necessary aid you use

77.Amphitryon, or The Two Sosias, Z.572:Hornpipe - Scotch Tune

78.The Gordian Knot Untied, Z.597:Air - Rondeau Minuet - Air - Jig

79.Pausanius, the Betrayer of his Country. (1695), Z585 - original version:My dearest, my fairest

80.Amphitryon, or The Two Sosias:For Iris I sigh

81.Theodosius, or The Force of Love:Prepare, the rites begin

82.The English Lawyer - original version, 1685:My wife has a tongue

83.Circe:Come every demon

84.The Gordian Knot Untied, Z.597:Chaconne - Air - Minuet

85.Amphitryon, or The Two Sosias:Air - Minuet - Hornpipe

86.Theodosius, or The Force of Love:Can'st thou, Marina

87.I'll sail upon the dog-star - original version, 1688:I sigh'd, and I pin'd...There's nothing so fatal... wom

88.Circe:Lovers who to their first embraces go

89.The Mock Marriage - original version:Oh! how you protest...'Twas within a furlong

90.Sir Anthony Love or the Rambling Lady (1690), Z588:Overture

91.Amphitryon, or The Two Sosias:Fair Iris and her Swain

92.Theodosius, or The Force of Love:The gate to bliss

93.I'll sail upon the dog-star - original version, 1688:Fled is my love...'Tis death alone...I'll mount to yon

94.Circe:Magicians' Dance . . . Pluto, arise!

95.Oroonoko:Celemene, pray tell me

96.The Virtuous Wife:Overture

97.Sir Anthony Love or the Rambling Lady (1690), Z588:Pursuing Beauty

98.Pavan No.1 in A major, Z.748

99.Amphitryon, or The Two Sosias:Bourrée

100.Theodosius, or The Force of Love:Hark! Hark! behold the heavn'ly choir

101.I'll sail upon the dog-star - original version, 1688:I'll sail upon the Dog-Star

102.The Virtuous Wife:Song tune - Slow Air - Air

103.Sir Anthony Love or the Rambling Lady (1690), Z588:No more, Sir, no more

104.Pavan No.2 in A minor, Z.749

105.Theodosius, or The Force of Love:Now the fight's done

106.I'll sail upon the dog-star - original version, 1688:Jenny, 'gin you can love

107.Sir Anthony Love or the Rambling Lady (1690), Z588:In vain Clemene

108.Pavan No.3 in B flat a 3, Z.750

109.Theodosius, or The Force of Love:Sad as death at dead of night

110.I'll sail upon the dog-star - original version, 1688:If thou wilt give me back my love

111.The Virtuous Wife:Preludio - Hornpipe - Minuet - Minuet (1st Act Tune)

112.The Old Bachelor:Overture

113.Sir Anthony Love or the Rambling Lady (1690), Z588:Ground

114.Pavan No.4 in G minor, Z.751

115.Theodosius, or The Force of Love:Dream no more of pleasures past

116.The Indian Emperor or The Conquest of Mexico:I look'd and saw within

117.Pavan No.5 in G minor a 4, Z.752

118.Theodosius, or The Force of Love:Hail to the myrtle shade

119.The Knight of Malta - original version, 1699:At the close of the ev'ning

120.The Old Bachelor:Hornpipe

121.Trio Sonata, for violin, bass viol and organ, Z.780

122.Theodosius, or The Force of Love:Ah! Cruel, bloody fate

123.A Dialogue between Thirsis and Daphne:Why, my Daphne, why complaining

124.The Old Bachelor:Thus to a ripe consenting maid

125.Chacony in G minor Z 730

126.The Wife's Excuse, or Cuckolds make themselves - original version, 1691:Ingrateful love!

127.The Old Bachelor:Slow Air - Hornpipe

128.The Wife's Excuse, or Cuckolds make themselves - original version, 1691:Hang this whining way of wooing

129.The Old Bachelor:As Amoret and Thyrsis

130.The Wife's Excuse, or Cuckolds make themselves - original version, 1691:Say; Cruel Amoret...Corinna, I excuse thy face

131.The Old Bachelor, Z.607:Rondeau - Menuet - Boree - March - Jig

132.Cleomenes, the Spartan Hero - original version:No, no, poor suff'ring heart

133.Regulus or The Faction of Carthage - original version, 1692:Ah me! to many deaths

134.The Marriage-Hater Match'd - original version, 1692:As soon as the chaos...How vile are the sordid untregue