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Henry Purcell

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MUSICS

WORKS

MOVIES

ARTIST WORKS

The Fairy Queen

125:33

1689

King Arthur

90:22

1691

Abdelazer, or, the Moor's Revenge, Z. 570

11:58

1695

If music be the food of love, song, line 379

3:03

1692 - 1675

The Indian Queen

61:37

1695

Now that the sun hath veiled his light, line 193

4:27

ca. 1687

Music for a While, line 583/2

3:56

ca. 1692

Oedipus, line 583

ca. 1692

Sweeter than roses, line 585/1

3:23

1695

Prophetess, or The History of Dioclesians

87:19

1690

O solitude, my sweetest choice, line 406

5:55

1687

When I am laid in earth, Z. 626/38b

4:17

1689

Timon of Athens, Z. 632

22:30

1694

Tell me, some pitying angel, line 196

7:23

ca. 1693

Fairest Isle, lines 628/38

2:55

1691

Pausanias, the Betrayer of his Country, Z. 585

5:39

1695

Lord, what is man?, line 192

5:48

ca. 1692

From silent shades and the Elysian groves, Z. 370

4:30

1683

Not all my torments can your pity move, line 400

2:31

1693

The Married Beau, or, the Curious Impertinent, Z. 603

14:44

1694

The Tempest, or, The Enchanted Island

54:20

1695

O let me weep, lines 629/40

7:10

1689

The Gordian Knot Unty’d, Z. 597

12:28

1691

Bonduca, gold, The British Heroine, Z. 574

12:29

1695

Incassum, Lesbia, incassum rogas, Z. 383

7:18

1695

O dive custos Auriacae domus, Z. 504

6:34

1694 - 1695

The fatal hour comes on apace, line 421

3:49

1694 - 1695

The Virtuous Wife, or, Good Luck at Last

12:26

ca. 1694

From rosie bow'rs, Z. 578/9

6:46

1695

In the black, dismal dungeon of despair, line 190

4:18

ca. 1687

The Old Bachelor, line 607

11:12

1691

What a sad fate is mine, line 428

3:14

Distressed Innocence, or, the Princess of Persia, Z. 577

9:50

1694

Don Quixote, line 578

1695

She loves and she confesses too, line 413

2:34

1683

Amphitryon, or, the Two Lookalikes, Z. 572

15:53

1690

Nymphs and Shepherds, Z. 600/1

2:16

ca. 1692

Oh! fair Cedaria, hide those eyes, line 402

4:48

Sleep, Adam, Z. 195

1:53

ca. 1693

Close thine eyes and sleep secure, line 184

3:41

ca. 1688

Fly swift, ye hours, line 369

5:37

1692

I love and I must, line 382

2:53

In guilty night, line 134

9:09

ca. 1692

Man is made for the woman, Z. 605/3

1:18

1695

The Double Dealer, line 592

12:37

1693

Thrice Happy Lovers, Z. 629/39bc

2:46

1689

Thy hand, Belinda...When I am laid on Earth, Z. 626/37

5:22

1689

Cupid, the slyest rogue alive, Z. 367

2:39

1685

Dear pretty youth, line 631/10

2:02

ca. 1695

If ever I more riches did desire, line 544

13:37

Let Us Dance, line 627/app3

1:33

1690

Lost is my quiet forever, line 502

3:15

1691

O lead me to some peaceful gloom, line 574/17

3:12

1695

Since from my dear Astrea's sight, line 627/App2

3:30

1690

The Libertine, or, the Libertine Destroyed, Z. 600

1:44

ca. 1692

Ah! how pleasant 'tis to love, line 353

1:17

1688

How long, great God?, line 189

4:03

ca. 1687

How pleasant is this flowery plain, line 543

7:57

1688

I see, she flies me, Z. 573/1

2:12

ca. 1692

Lovely Albina's come ashore, Z. 394

2:29

On the brow of Richmond Hill, Z. 405

1:38

1692

One charming night, Z. 629/13

2:30

1689

Retired from any mortal's sight, Z. 581/1

3:48

1681

See even Night herself here, Z. 629/11

5:16

1689

Stript of their green our groves appear, line 444

3:28

1692

The Earth trembled, and heav'n closed, line 197

2:14

ca. 1688

The Rival Sisters, or, the Violence of Love, Z. 609

1695

What can we poor females do?, line 429

1:55

1694

When the cock begins to crow, ZD 172

2:41

Oh! How sweet it is to love, Z. 613/2

2:14

1694

Hear me, O Lord, the great support, line 133

6:32

ca. 1681

I'll sail upon the dog-star, Z. 571/6

1:18

1688

Rule a Wife and Have a Wife, line 587

1693

Soft notes and gently raised, line 510

6:04

1685

Tyrannic Love, or, the Royal Martyr, Z. 613

8:49

1694

What power art thou, line 628/20

3:56

1691

What Shall I Do?, lines 627/18

2:28

1690

When first Amintas sued for a kiss, Z. 430

2:05

1687

With sick and famish'd eyes, line 200

5:00

ca. 1688

Ye gentle spirits of the air appear, Z. 629/21

5:27

1689

A Fool's Preference, or, The Three Dukes of Dunstable, Z. 571

1688

Ah! cruel nymph! you give despair, line 352

2:48

Aureng-Zebe, or, the Great Mogul, Z. 573

ca. 1692

Begin the song and strike the living lyre, line 183

8:19

ca. 1693

Great God and just, line 186

5:19

ca. 1688

Hark how the wild musicians sing, Z. 542

7:06

Hears not my Phyllis, line 371

2:42

1695

I love'd fair Celia, Z. 381

2:01

1694

Love thou canst hear tho' thou art blind Z. 396

5:29

1695

My dearest, my fairest, line 585/2

2:39

1695

No, resistance is but vain, line 601/2

8:35

1693

O, all ye people, clap your hands, line 138

2:45

ca. 1680

Olinda in the shades unseen, line 404

1:34

Pious Celinda goes to prayers, line 410

1:23

1695

She that would gain a faithful lover, Z. 414

2:37

1695

Shepherd, leave decoying, Z. 628/16

1:20

1691

Sir Anthony Love, or, the Rambling Lady, Z. 588

15:43

1690

There's Not a Swain, line 587/1

0:56

1693

They tell us that you mighty powers above, Z. 630/19

3:21

1695

Turn then thine eyes, line 425

1:27