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Henry Purcell

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ALBUMS

MUSICS

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MOVIES

ARTIST WORKS

The Lord is King and hath put on glorious apparel ZN 69

3:36

Choral

The Lord is King the earth may be glad Z. 54

8:28

1688

Choral

The Mask in Dioclesian

45:02

1690

Vocal

The night has come, ZD77

3:35

Vocal

The Summer's absence unconcerned we bear, line 337

18:06

1682

Choral

The Way of God Is an undefined way Z. 56

8:33

1694

Choral

They say you're angry, line 422

2:44

1685

Vocal

Thus the ever grateful spring, Z. 629/33

4:38

1689

Vocal

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

2:51

1691

Vocal

Two arms, heroic prince, Z. 600/3

3:12

ca. 1692

Vocal

Trumpet minute

0:42

Keyboard

Turn Thou us O good Lord Z. 62

8:03

Choral

Two daughters (from 'King Arthur'), Z. 628/29

03:04

1691

Unto Thee will I cry Z. 63

12:51

ca. 1683

Choral

Verse for organ in F major, line 716

1:37

Keyboard

What hope for us remains now he is gone?, line 472

3:10

1679

Choral

What, what shall be done on behalf of the man?, line 341

11:10

1682

Choral

When a cruel long winter, Z. 629/31

3:02

1689

Vocal

When her languishing eyes said 'love', line 432

1:02

1681

Vocal

When I have often heard, Z. 629/23

3:14

1689

Vocal

While Thirsis, wrapped in downy sleep, Z. 437

2:03

1685

Vocal

Whilst I with grief, line 610/1

2:38

1695

Vocal

Who can behold Florella's charms? Line 441

2:09

1695

Vocal

Why do the heathen so furiously rage together? Line 65

10:53

ca. 1683

Choral

Why, my Daphne, why complaining?, line 525

4:04

1691

Vocal

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

3:08

1689

Vocal

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

0:39

Vocal

A thousand sev'ral ways I tried Z. 359

0:50

1684

Vocal

Ah cruel, bloody fate, Z. 606/9

2:27

1680

Vocal

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

2:48

1692

Vocal

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

1:41

1695

Vocal

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

3:52

1689

Vocal

Air for harpsichord in D minor, ZT 675

1:15

Keyboard

Air for harpsichord in D minor, ZT 696/1

1:11

Keyboard

Air for harpsichord in D minor, ZT 696/2

0:59

Keyboard

Air, transcription for keyboard in C major

0:59

Keyboard

Almand/Corant/Saraband for harpsichord in B flat major, Z. 664

1:51

Keyboard

Amintas to my grievance I see Z. 356

1:35

1679

Vocal

Amintor heedless of his flock Z. 357

2:26

1681

Vocal

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

1:28

1686

Vocal

Anacreon's defeat Z. 423

3:56

1688

Vocal

Arise the subterranean winds Z. 631/3

ca. 1695

Vocal

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

1:31

Vocal

Ask me to loveNo. more song Z. 358

1:38

1694

Vocal

Beware poor Shepherds Z. 361

1:31

1684

Vocal

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

04:07

1681

Vocal

Borry in D major, ZD 219/2

0:57

Keyboard

Cease anxious world your fruitless pain Z. 362

2:23

1687

Vocal

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

2:02

1690

Vocal

Cleomenes, the Spartan Hero, Z.576

1692

Vocal

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

01:09

1694

Vocal

Come my hearts, play your parts, line 246

01:13

1685

Vocal

Come unto these yellow sands, Z. 631/5

1:25

ca. 1695

Chamber

Down, down with Bacchus, line 247

1:11

1693

Vocal

Dry those eyes, lines 631/7

4:20

ca. 1695

Vocal

Epsom Wells, line 579

1693

Vocal

Farewell ye rocks Z. 463

3:16

1685

Vocal

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

1:25

Vocal

Full Fathom Five, Z.631/6

2:19

ca. 1695

Choral

Gavotte in G major, ZD 220

1:11

before 1696

Keyboard

Give sentence with me, O Lord, line 12

4:17

ca. 1680

Choral

Go tell Amynta Z.489

4:09

Vocal

God is gone up ('Canon 7 in 1 at the unison'), line 107

1:07

Vocal

Halcyon days, Z. 631/15

2:57

ca. 1695

Vocal

He himself courts his own gelding Z. 372

1:12

1684

Vocal

He that drinks is immortal Z. 254

1:20

1686

Vocal

Hence! here! Hence with your trifling deity from 'Timon of Athens' bass aria Z. 632/5

01:54

1694

Vocal

Hence fond receiver Z. 492

4:19

1687

Vocal

Here's a health pray let it pass Z. 252

02:10

Vocal

Hornpipe for keyboard in A major

1:01

Keyboard

How delightful is the life of an innocent swain Z. 373

2:20

Vocal

How happy is the husband, Z. 582/1

1:18

1693

Vocal

I am coming to lock all fast, Z. 629/12

2:52

1689

Vocal

I looked'd and saw within, Z. 598/1

2:08

1691

Vocal

I resolve against crying Z. 386

0:58

1679

Vocal

And also No. pleasure in the sun's bright beams Z. 388

1:51

1681

Vocal

If all be true that I do think, line 255

1:17

1689

Vocal

In all our Cynthia's shining sphere Z. 496

4:01

Vocal

In some kind of dream Z. 497

2:51

1687

Vocal

In vain we dissemble line 385

2:17

1685

Vocal

In vain, 'gainst Love, in vain I strove, Z. 580/1

1:58

1692

Vocal

Jack thou art a toper (from 'Bonduca'), line 574/10

2:36

1695

Vocal

Child fortune smiles, Z. 631/8

1:16

ca. 1695

Vocal

Lads and Lasses, blith and gay, Z. 578/8

2:35

ca. 1695

Vocal

Let formal lovers still pursue Z. 391

1:05

1687

Vocal

Let us kind Lesbia give away Z. 466

1:26

1684

Vocal

Love is now becoming a trade Z. 393

1:08

1685

Vocal

Love Triumphant, or Nature Will Prevail, Issue 582

1693

Vocal

May the god of wit inspire, Z. 629/8ab

2:35

1689

Vocal

Minute for keyboard in C major

0:33

Keyboard

Musing on cares of human fate Z. 467

2:15

1685

Vocal

My heart whenever you appear Z. 399

1:49

1685

Vocal

My lady's coachman, John, Z. 260

1:24

1688

Vocal

Next winter comes slowly, Z. 629/36

3:16

1689

Vocal

No stars again shall hurt you (from "The Tempest"), Z. 631/17

4:32

ca. 1695

No, no, poor suffering heart, Z. 576/1

2:30

1692

Vocal

Well, what purpose should I speak Z. 468

4:19

Vocal

Often she visits this lone mountain, Z. 626/25a

2:19

1689

Vocal

Oh! how you protest Z. 605/1

1:35

1695

Vocal

Oroonoko, Z.584

1695

Vocal