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Henry Purcell

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MOVIES

ARTIST WORKS

Twas within a furlong, Z. 605/2

1:56

1695

Urge me No. sea, Z. 426

3:14

Amidst the shades and cool and refreshing streams, Z. 355

3:14

1687

Awake, ye dead, line 182

3:18

ca. 1693

Circe, Z. 575

14:22

1690

Come all ye songsters of the sky, Z. 629/7

2:59

1689

Corinna is divinely fair, line 365

1:58

1692

Draw near, you lovers, Z. 462

4:23

Farewell, all joys, line 368

1:32

1685

Hark how all things in one sound agree, Z. 629/47

2:02

1689

Rake! how the songsters in the grove, Z. 632/2

2:47

1694

High on a throne of glit'ring ore, Z. 465

4:54

1690

Love arms itself in Celia's eyes, Z. 392

3:02

Love in their little veins inspired, Z. 632/3

1:32

1694

Miserere Mei, line 109

1:14

More love or more disdain I crave, line 397

1:58

1678

Sylvia, now your scorn gives over, Z. 420

0:36

1688

Theodosius, or, the Force of Love, Z.606

21:23

1680

Under this stone read Gabriel John, Z. 286

1:59

1686

Why should men quarrel, line 630/4c-4d

1:26

1695

Young Thyrsis' fate, ye hills and groves, Z. 473

5:52

As Amoret and Thirsis lay, Z. 607/11

3:36

1691

Awake and with attention hear Z. 181

12:26

ca. 1688

Bacchus is a power divine, line 360

3:06

Beneath a dark and melancholy grove, Z. 461

3:34

Beneath the poplar's shadow, Z. 590/1

2:06

ca. 1685

Celia has a thousand charms, song, Z. 609

2:41

1695

Celia's long distance, too long I've loved her, Z. 364

1:45

1694

Come, let us drink, line 245

1:24

Early O Lord my fainting soul Z. 132

5:50

ca. 1680

Full of wrath his threatening breath, line 185

2:51

Gentle shepherds, you that know, line 464

6:03

1687

God save our sovereign Charles, Z. 250

01:03

1685

Here's the summer, sprightly, lines 629/34

1:07

1689

How I sigh when I think of the charms, line 374

0:33

1681

I came, I saw, and was undone, line 375

4:31

I gave her cakes and I gave her ale, Z. 256

1:47

1690

I saw that you were grown so high, Z. 387

2:32

1678

If grief has any pow'r to kill, line 378

1:41

1685

If prayers and tears, line 380

7:12

In Cloris all soft charms, line 384

2:18

1684

Let each gallant heart, line 390

1:41

1683

Lord not to us line 137

1:02

ca. 1680

Love's pow'r in my heart shall find no. compliance line 395

0:41

1688

Love, thou art best, Z. 596/1

2:00

1693

My op'ning eyes are purg'd, ZD72

4:47

O how happy's he, line 403

1:46

1690

About sweet delights of love, Z. 627/30

1:57

1690

Oh! what a scene does entertain my sight, line 506

7:21

Of all the instruments that are, line 263

1:31

1693

Once, twice, thrice, I Julia tried, Z. 265

2:00

Pox on you for a fop, line 268

1:52

Sawney is a bonny lad, Z. 412

1:51

1694

See my many color'd fields, Z. 629/35

2:59

1689

Seek not to know what must not be revealed'd, Z. 630/15

3:56

1695

Since the pox or the plague, line 471

1:32

1679

Sing, sing, ye druids, line 574/13

2:43

1695

Sir Barnaby Whigg, gold, No. Wit Like a Woman's, Z. 589

1681

Sir Walter enjoying his damsel, room 273

2:03

Spanish Friar, or, the Double Discovery, Z. 610

ca. 1694

The cares of lovers, line 632/10

1:55

1694

The Mask in Dioclesian

45:02

1690

The night has come, ZD77

3:35

They say you're angry, line 422

2:44

1685

Thus the ever grateful spring, Z. 629/33

4:38

1689

Thus to a ripe, consenting maid, line 607/10

2:51

1691

Two arms, heroic prince, Z. 600/3

3:12

ca. 1692

When a cruel long winter, Z. 629/31

3:02

1689

When her languishing eyes said 'love', line 432

1:02

1681

When I have often heard, Z. 629/23

3:14

1689

While Thirsis, wrapped in downy sleep, Z. 437

2:03

1685

Whilst I with grief, line 610/1

2:38

1695

Who can behold Florella's charms? Line 441

2:09

1695

Why, my Daphne, why complaining?, line 525

4:04

1691

Yes, Daphne, in your looks I find, Z. 629/45

3:08

1689

A thousand sev'ral ways I tried to hide, Z. 459

0:39

A thousand sev'ral ways I tried Z. 359

0:50

1684

Ah cruel, bloody fate, Z. 606/9

2:27

1680

Oh me! To many deaths (from 'Regulus'), Z. 586/1

2:48

1692

Oh! Ah! How happy are we! (from "The Indian Queen"), Z. 630/17a

1:41

1695

Oh! Belinda I am pressed with torment, Z. 626/3

3:52

1689

Amintas to my grievance I see Z. 356

1:35

1679

Amintor heedless of his flock Z. 357

2:26

1681

An ape, a lion, a fox, and an ass, line 241

1:28

1686

Anacreon's defeat Z. 423

3:56

1688

Arise the subterranean winds Z. 631/3

ca. 1695

As Roger last night to Jenny lay close, Z. 242

1:31

Ask me to loveNo. more song Z. 358

1:38

1694

Beware poor Shepherds Z. 361

1:31

1684

Blow, blow, Boreas blow (from 'Sir Barnaby Whigg'), line 589/1

04:07

1681

Cease anxious world your fruitless pain Z. 362

2:23

1687

Charon, the peaceful shade invites (from 'Prophetess'), soprano aria, Z. 627/6

2:02

1690

Cleomenes, the Spartan Hero, Z.576

1692

Come all to me (from 'Timon of Athens'), line 632/7

01:09

1694

Come my hearts, play your parts, line 246

01:13

1685

Down, down with Bacchus, line 247

1:11

1693

Dry those eyes, lines 631/7

4:20

ca. 1695

Epsom Wells, line 579

1693

Farewell ye rocks Z. 463

3:16

1685

Fie, nay prithee, John, catch, ZD 100 "Chiding Catch"

1:25