Track : Trumpet Tune (From The Indian Queen)
Artist : Henry Purcell
Album : Classic FM: Purcell
Trumpet Tune (From The Indian Queen) by Henry Purcell from album Classic FM: Purcell
Duration : 2 minutes & 39 seconds.
Listener : 1 peoples.
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On the brow of Richmond Hill , Z. 405
By : Henry Purcell
"Abdelazar" Suite: Rondeau
Who can behold Florella's charms, Z. 441
Verse in the Phrygian Mode
Dido and Aeneas: When I am laid into earth
Dioclesian, Act V, Come, come away, no delay
Variations on a Theme
An Elegy on the Death of Mr. John Playford "Gentle Shepherds"
Amphitryon, Z. 572 "The 2 Sosias": A Pastoral Dialogue Betwixt Thyrsis and Iris
Thou Knowest Lord The Secrets
VII. Aire
"Hosanna to the highest"
Sonata for trumpet in D major: I. Allegro
"O all ye people, clap your hands"
The Indian Queen, Act II, Symphony, Allegro
The Indian Queen, Act II, Symphony, Adagio
The Tempest, Act IV, Dance of Devils
The Fairy Queen, Act IV, Hail! Great parent of us all ... Thus the ever grateful Spring ... Here's the Summer, sprightly gay ... See, see my many coloured fields ... Next, Winter comes slowly ... Hail! great parent of us all
The Fairy Queen, Act V, Prelude. Thrice happy lovers, may you be for ever free
The Fairy Queen, Act V, The Plaint: O let me ever, ever weep
The Fairy Queen, Act V, Entry dance. Symphony. Thus the gloomy world at first began to shine ... Thus happy and free ... Yes, Daphne, in your face I find
The Fairy Queen, Act V, Monkey's Dance
The Fairy Queen, Act V, Hark! How all things with one sound rejoice ... Hark! the echoing air
The Fairy Queen, Act V, Chaconne
The Fairy Queen, Act V, They shall be as happy as they're fair
The Indian Queen, Overture - Adagio
The Indian Queen, Trumpet Tune
The Indian Queen, Prologue, Wake, Quivera
The Indian Queen, Prologue, Why should men quarrel here
The Indian Queen, Prologue, Trumpet Tune - reprise
The Indian Queen, Act II, Symphony, Canzona
Dioclesian, Act V, Since from my dear Astrea's sight I was so rudely torn
Dioclesian, Act V, Make room, make room - Dance of Bachanals
Dioclesian, Act V, Still I'm wishing, still desiring
Dioclesian, Act V, Canaries - Tell me why my charming fair
Dioclesian, Act V, Dance
Dioclesian, Act V, All our days and our nights shall be spent in delights
Dioclesian, Act V, Dance - Triumph, triumph victorious Love
The Married Beau, Overture
Ode, Z 322 "Celestial music did the gods inspire": III. Aria (Alto) "Her charming strains expel tormenting care"
