PURCELL, HENRY
The works of Henry Purcell
Bevat Fill the bowl with rosy wine, sopraan, bas, b.c., Z. 487 (1687) Though my mistress be fair, sopraan, bas, b.c., Z. 514 (1684) In some kind dream, sopraan, bas, b.c., Z. 497 When Myra sings, sopraan, bas, b.c., Z. 521 (1695) Dulcibella, whene'er I sue for a kiss, sopraan, bas, b.c., Z. 485 (1685) When Teucer from his father fled, sopraan, bas, b.c., Z. 522 (1685) Lost is my quiet forever, sopraan, bas, b.c., Z. 502 (1691, for ever) Fair Cloe my breast so alarms, sopraan, bas, b.c., Z. 486 (1692) Let Hector, Achilles, and each brave commander, sopraan, bas, b.c., Z. 501 Nestor, who did to thrice man's age attain, sopraan, bas, b.c., Z. 503 In all our Cynthia's shining sphere, sopraan, bas, b.c., Z. 496 (is ook - ten onrechte - toegeschreven aan Daniel Purcell) While bolts and bars my days control, sopraan, bas, b.c., Z. 523 (day) Go tell Amynta, gentle swain, sopraan, bas, b.c., Z. 489 (Amintor, Aminta) What can we poor females do?, sopraan, bas, b.c., Z. 518 (1694) When, lovely Phyllis, thou art kind, sopraan, bas, b.c., Z. 520 (1685, Phillis) Why, my Daphne, why complaining?, sopraan, bas, b.c., Z. 525 (1691) Underneath this myrtle shade, soli (2), koor (2 st.), b.c., Z. 516 (The epicure) Julia, your unjust disdain, sopraan, bas, b.c., Z. 500 I spy Celia, Celia eyes me, sopraan, bas, b.c., Z. 499 'Tis wine was made to rule the day, sopraan, koor (3 st.), b.c., Z. 546 (Drinking song) When the cock begins to crow, zangstemmen (3), b.c., Z. D:172 (auteurschap Purcell twijfelachtig) O Dive custos Auriacae domus, sopranen (2), b.c., Z. 504 (1695) A grasshopper and a fly, sopraan, bas, b.c., Z. 481 Above the tumults of a busy state, sopraan, bas, b.c., Z. 480 Alas, how barbarous are we, sopraan, bas, b.c., Z. 482 Come, dear companions of th' Arcadian fields, sopraan, bas, b.c., Z. 483 (1686) Come, lay by all care, sopraan, bas, b.c., Z. 484 (1685) Here's to thee, Dick, sopraan, bas, b.c., Z. 493 (1686) How sweet is the air and refreshing, sopraan, bas, b.c., Z. 495 (1687) I saw fair Cloris all alone, sopraan, bas, b.c., Z. 498 (1686, Chloris) Oft am I by the women told, sopraan, bas, b.c., Z. 505 (1687) Saccharissa's grown old, sopraan, bas, b.c., Z. 507 (1686) Sylvia, thou brighter eye of night, sopraan, bas, b.c., Z. 511 (1684) When gay Philander left the plain, sopraan, bas, b.c., Z. 519 (1684) Has yet your breast no pity learn'd?, sopraan, bas, b.c., Z. 491 Haste, gentle Charon, bassen (2), mannenkoor (2 st.), Z. 490 Hence, fond deceiver, sopraan, bas, b.c., Z. 492 (1687) Sit down, my dear Sylvia, soli (2), koor (2 st.), b.c., Z. 509 (1685) While you for me alone had charms, sopraan, bas, b.c., Z. 524 A poor blind woman that has no sight at all, sopranen (2), bas, b.c., Z. D:171 (auteurschap Purcell twijfelachtig) To this place we're now come, sopraan, bas, b.c., Z. N:526 Were I to choose the greatest bliss, sopraan, bas, b.c., Z. 517 (1689)
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Annotatie Voor 2 en 3 zangstemmen (soms met gemengd koor of mannenkoor) en b.c. - Bevat één lied op Latijnse tekst. - Met voorw. en kritisch commentaar. - Cop. 2007
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