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Purcell: The Summer's Absence Unconcerned We Bear, Z. 337: VI. So Happily Still You Your Counsels Employ
Purcell: The Summer's Absence Unconcerned We Bear, Z. 337: VII. These Had by Their Ill Usage Drove
Purcell: The Summer's Absence Unconcerned We Bear, Z. 337: VIII. But Those No More Shall Dare Repine
Purcell: Love's Goddess Sure Was Blind, Z. 331: I. Symphony
Purcell: Love's Goddess Sure Was Blind, Z. 331: II. Love's Goddess Sure Was Blind This Day
Purcell: Love's Goddess Sure Was Blind, Z. 331: III. Those Eyes, That Form, That Lofty Mien
Purcell: Love's Goddess Sure Was Blind, Z. 331: IV. Sweetness of Nature and True Wit
Purcell: Love's Goddess Sure Was Blind, Z. 331: V. Long May She Reign over This Isle
Purcell: Love's Goddess Sure Was Blind, Z. 331: VI. May Her Blest Example Chase
Purcell: Love's Goddess Sure Was Blind, Z. 331: VII. Many Such Days May She Behold
Purcell: Love's Goddess Sure Was Blind, Z. 331: VIII. May She to Heaven Late Return
Purcell: Raise, Raise the Voice, Z. 334: I. Symphony
Purcell: Raise, Raise the Voice, Z. 334: II. Raise, Raise the Voice, All Instruments Obey
Purcell: Raise, Raise the Voice, Z. 334: III. The God Himself Says He'll Be Present Here
Purcell: Raise, Raise the Voice, Z. 334: IV. Mark How Readily Each Pliant String
Purcell: Laudate Ceciliam, Z. 329: I. Symphony – Laudate Ceciliam, in voce et organo
Purcell: Laudate Ceciliam, Z. 329: II. Modulemini psalmum novum
Purcell: Laudate Ceciliam, Z. 329: III. Symphony
Purcell: Laudate Ceciliam, Z. 329: IV. Dicite Virgini, canite martyri
Purcell: From Those Serene and Rapturous Joys, Z. 326: I. Symphony
Purcell: From Those Serene and Rapturous Joys, Z. 326: II. From Those Serene and Rapturous Joys
Purcell: From Those Serene and Rapturous Joys, Z. 326: III. Behold th' Indulgent Prince Is Come
Purcell: From Those Serene and Rapturous Joys, Z. 326: IV. Not with an Helmet or a Glitt'ring Spear
Purcell: From Those Serene and Rapturous Joys, Z. 326: V. Welcome as Soft Refreshing Show'rs
Purcell: From Those Serene and Rapturous Joys, Z. 326: VI. Welcome, More Welcome Does He Come
Purcell: From Those Serene and Rapturous Joys, Z. 326: VII. Nor Does the Sun More Comfort Bring
Purcell: From Those Serene and Rapturous Joys, Z. 326: VIII. With Trumpets and Shouts We Receive the World's Wonder
Purcell: Of Old, When Heroes Thought It Base, Z. 333: I. Symphony
Purcell: Of Old, When Heroes Thought It Base, Z. 333: II. Of Old, When Heroes Thought It Base
Purcell: Of Old, When Heroes Thought It Base, Z. 333: III. The Bashful Thames, for Beauty So Renown'd
Purcell: Of Old, When Heroes Thought It Base, Z. 333: IV. The Pale and the Purple Rose
Purcell: Of Old, When Heroes Thought It Base, Z. 333: V. And in Each Track of Glory Since
Purcell: Of Old, When Heroes Thought It Base, Z. 333: VI. Symphony
Purcell: Of Old, When Heroes Thought It Base, Z. 333: VII. And Now When the Renown'd Nassau
Purcell: Of Old, When Heroes Thought It Base, Z. 333: VIII. They Did No Storms, Nor Threat'nings Fear
Purcell: Of Old, When Heroes Thought It Base, Z. 333: IX. So When the Glitt'ring Queen of Night
Purcell: Of Old, When Heroes Thought It Base, Z. 333: X. Let Music Join
Purcell: Of Old, When Heroes Thought It Base, Z. 333: XI. Sound Trumpets, Sound! Beat Ev'ry Drum
Purcell: Of Old, When Heroes Thought It Base, Z. 333: XII. Sound All to Him
Purcell: Swifter, Isis, Swifter Flow, Z. 336: I. Symphony – Swifter, Isis, Swifter Flow
Purcell: Swifter, Isis, Swifter Flow, Z. 336: II. Land Him Safely on Her Shore
Purcell: Swifter, Isis, Swifter Flow, Z. 336: III. Hark, Hark! Just Now My Listening Ears
Purcell: Swifter, Isis, Swifter Flow, Z. 336: IV. Welcome, Dread Sir, to Town
Purcell: Swifter, Isis, Swifter Flow, Z. 336: V. But with as Great Devotion Meet
Purcell: Swifter, Isis, Swifter Flow, Z. 336: VI. The King Whose Presence Like the Spring
Purcell: Swifter, Isis, Swifter Flow, Z. 336: VII. Then Since, Sir, from You All Our Blessings Do Flow
Purcell: What Shall Be Done in Behalf of the Man?, Z. 341: I. Symphony
Purcell: What Shall Be Done in Behalf of the Man?, Z. 341: II. What Shall Be Done in Behalf of the Man?
Purcell: What Shall Be Done in Behalf of the Man?, Z. 341: III. All the Grandeur He Possesses
Purcell: What Shall Be Done in Behalf of the Man?, Z. 341: IV. Mighty Charles, Though Joined with Thee
Purcell: What Shall Be Done in Behalf of the Man?, Z. 341: V. May All Factious Troubles Cease
Purcell: Come Ye Sons of Art, Away, Z. 323: I. Symphony
Purcell: Come Ye Sons of Art, Away, Z. 323: II. Come Ye Sons of Art, Away
Purcell: Come Ye Sons of Art, Away, Z. 323: III. Sound the Trumpet
Purcell: Come Ye Sons of Art, Away, Z. 323: IV. Strike the Viol, Touch the Lute
Purcell: Come Ye Sons of Art, Away, Z. 323: V. The Day That Such a Blessing Gave
Purcell: Come Ye Sons of Art, Away, Z. 323: VI. Bid the Virtues, Bid the Graces
Purcell: Come Ye Sons of Art, Away, Z. 323: VII. These Are the Sacred Charms That Shield
Purcell: Come Ye Sons of Art, Away, Z. 323: VIII. See Nature, Rejoicing, Has Shown Us the Way
Purcell: Welcome, Vicegerent of the Mighty King, Z. 340: I. Symphony – Welcome, Vicegerent of the Mighty King
Purcell: Welcome, Vicegerent of the Mighty King, Z. 340: II. Ah! Mighty Sir, If You to Such Long Absence Are Inclined
Purcell: Welcome, Vicegerent of the Mighty King, Z. 340: III. But Your Blest Presence Now
Purcell: Welcome, Vicegerent of the Mighty King, Z. 340: IV. Your Influous Approach Our Pensive Hope Recalls
Purcell: Welcome, Vicegerent of the Mighty King, Z. 340: V. When the Summer, in His Glory
Purcell: Welcome, Vicegerent of the Mighty King, Z. 340: VI. All Loyalty and Honour Be
Purcell: Welcome, Vicegerent of the Mighty King, Z. 340: VII. Music the Food of Love
Purcell: Why, Why Are All the Muses Mute?, Z. 343: I. Why, Why Are All the Muses Mute?
Purcell: Why, Why Are All the Muses Mute?, Z. 343: II. When Should Each Soul Exalted Be?
Purcell: Why, Why Are All the Muses Mute?, Z. 343: III. Britain, Thou Now Art Great, Art Great Indeed!
Purcell: Why, Why Are All the Muses Mute?, Z. 343: IV. Look Up, and to Our Isle Returning See
Purcell: Why, Why Are All the Muses Mute?, Z. 343: V. Accurs'd Rebellion Reared His Head
Purcell: Why, Why Are All the Muses Mute?, Z. 343: VI. Caesar for Milder Virtues Honour'd More
Purcell: Why, Why Are All the Muses Mute?, Z. 343: VII. The Many-Headed Beast Is Quelled at Home
Purcell: Why, Why Are All the Muses Mute?, Z. 343: VIII. In the Equal Balance Laid
Purcell: Why, Why Are All the Muses Mute?, Z. 343: IX. O How Blest Is the Isle to Which Caesar Is Given
℗ This Compilation 1992 Hyperion Records Limited © 1992 Hyperion Records Limited
