Track : Voluntary for Cornet and Echo
Artist : John Blow
Album : Unknown
Voluntary for Cornet and Echo by John Blow from album Unknown
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Suite in C: Fugue
By : John Blow
Suite pour clavecin en sol majeur: I. Prelude
Whilst on Septimnius's panting breast (Septimnius and Acme, Ode flom Catullus)
Act III
Amphion Anglicus: Ah Heav'n! What is't I Hear?
Venus and Adonis: Act I. "Come follow the noblest game" / "Lachne has fast'ned first"
Venus and Adonis: Act I. Entry: A Dance by a Huntsman
Amphion Anglicus: Shepherds, Deck your Crooks
Suite in C: Prelude
Suite in C: Courante
Venus and Adonis: Act I. The Act Tune
Amphion Anglicus: Loving above Himself (Poor Celadon)
Venus and Adonis: Prologue. Cupid's Entry
Venus and Adonis: Prologue. "In these sweet groves"
Venus and Adonis: Prologue. "Behold my arrows" / "Come shepherds all" / "Courtiers there is no faith in you"
The glorious day is come: 4. Couch'd by the pleasant Heliconian spring
Venus and Adonis: Act II. Act Tune
Venus and Adonis: Act III. "Adonis, uncall'd for sighs"
The glorious day is come: 7. Excesses of pleasure now crowd on apace
The glorious day is come: 6. The battle done, the loud alarms do cease
The glorious day is come: 5. And the first trumpet's part
Amphion Anglicus: Epilogue. Sing, Sing ye Muses
The glorious day is come: 3. The spheres, those instruments divine
Venus and Adonis: Act III. "With solemn pomp"
The glorious day is come: 2. The glorious day is come, that will for ever be
The glorious day is come: 1. Symphony
Ode on the death of Mr Henry Purcell (Mark how the Lark and Linnet Sing)
Tell Me No More
Awake, awake my Lyre! (A Supplication)
Sonate pour 2 flûtes de voix, viole et basse continue en la majeur
Ground pour flûte à bec alto et clavecin en ré mineur
Venus and Adonis: Act II. "You place with such delightful care" / "The Insolent"
Ground pour 2 flûtes à bec alto et basse continue en do mineur
Amphion Anglicus: Ah Heav'n! What Is It I Hear?
Amphion Anglicus: If My Celia Could Persuade
Amphion Anglicus: Why weeps Asteria?
Amphion Anglicus: Cloe found Amintas lying all in Tears
Sing ye muses (Epilogue)
Gloria patri, qui creavit nos
Stay, gentle Echo, dear nymph, stay (A Dialogue between Philander and the Echo)
Ode on the Death of Mr. Henry Purcell: "The Heav'nly Quire, who hear his Notes from High"
Ode on the Death of Mr. Henry Purcell: "We beg not Hell, our Orpheus to restore"
