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John Eccles (1668 – 12 January 1735) was an English composer. Born in London, eldest son of professional musician Solomon Eccles, John Eccles was appointed to the King's Private Musick in 1694, and in 1700 became Master of the King's Musick. Also in 1700 he finished second in a competition to write music for William Congreve's masque The Judgement of Paris (John Weldon won). Eccles was very a...read more

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The Mad Lover Suite: Ground. Aire V
The Mad Lover Suite: Ground. Aire III
Semele, Act III Scene 1: Only Love on Sleep Has Pow'r
I Burn, I Burn
Restless in Thoughts
Semele: Overture
Semele, Act I Scene 1: Hymen Haste, Thy Torch Prepare
Semele, Act I Scene 1: Behold Auspicious Flashes Rise
Ode for St. Cecilia: See the forsaken fair with streaming eyes
Semele, Act I Scene 1: Lucky Omens Bless Our Rites
Semele, Act I Scene 1: Alas! She Yields, and Has Undone Me
Semele, Act I Scene 1: Ah Me! What Refuge Now Is Left Me?
Semele, Act I Scene 1: See, She Blushing Turns Her Eyes
Ground in F Minor
Semele, Act I Scene 1: Avert These Omens, All Ye Pow'rs! (1)
Semele, Act I Scene 1: Avert These Omens, All Ye Pow'rs! (2)
Semele, Act I Scene 1: Why Dost Thou Thus Untimely Grieve?
Semele, Act I Scene 2: O Athamas, What Torture Hast Thou Born!
Semele, Act I Scene 1: Cease Your Vows
Semele, Act II Scene 1: No More, I'll Hear No More
Semele, Act I Scene 4: Cease Your Mourning
Semele, Act I Scene 1: Again Auspicious Flashes Rise
Semele, Act II Scene 3: Thy Needless Fears Remove
The Judgment of Paris: Symphony for Mercury: —
Semele, Act I Scene 4: Hail, Cadmus, Hail!
Semele, Act III Scene 1: My Will Obey
Semele, Act I Scene 2: Turn, Hopeless Lover, Turn Thy Eyes
Semele, Act I Scene 2: Ah Me, Too Much Afflicted!
Semele, Act I Scene 2: Such Unavailing Mercy Is in Beauty Found
Semele, Act I Scene 4: Haste, Haste, to Sacrifice Prepare
Semele, Act I Scene 2: You've Undone Me
I burn, my brain consumes to ashes
Semele, Act II Scene 2: See, After the Toils of an Amorous Fight
Semele, Act II Scene 3: Sleep Forsaking
Semele, Act I Scene 4: Endless Pleasure, Endless Love
Semele, Act II Scene 1: Symphony
Semele, Act II Scene 1: There from Mortal Cares Retiring
Semele, Act II Scene 3: If Cheerful Hopes
Semele, Act II Scene 3: By My Command
Semele, Act II Scene 4: Symphony
Semele, Act III Scene 1: Away Let Us Haste
Semele, Act II Scene 2: Dance of the Zephyrs
Semele, Act II Scene 1: Iris, Impatient of Thy Stay
Semele, Act II Scene 1: Thither Flora the Fair
Semele, Act II Scene 2: Come Zephyrs, Come, While Cupid Sings
Semele, Act III Scene 1: Symphony
Semele, Act II Scene 3: Lay Thy Doubts and Fears Aside
Semele, Act I Scene 3: Ah, Wretched Prince, Doom'd to Disastrous Love!
Semele, Act II Scene 1: Hear, Mighty Queen
Semele, Act II Scene 2: O Sleep, Why Dost Thou Leave Me?
Semele, Act II Scene 3: With My Frailty Don't Upbraid Me
Semele, Act III Scene 1: Leave Me, Loathsome Light
Semele, Act III Scene 3: Behold in This Mirrour
Semele, Act II Scene 3: If This Be Love, Not You Alone
She Ventures, and He Wins: Restless in thought
Semele, Act III Scene 7: Symphony (1)
Semele, Act II Scene 3: Ah Me!
Semele, Act III Scene 3: Thus Let My Thanks Be Paid
Semele, Act III Scene 1: Somnus, Awake
Semele, Act III Scene 7: Ah Me! Too Late I Now Repent
Semele, Act II Scene 3: Thy Sex of Jove's the Masterpiece
Semele, Act III Scene 3: But How Shall I Attain to Immortality?
Semele, Act III Scene 3: Thus Shaped Like Ino
Semele, Act III Scene 5: Ah! Whither Is She Gone!
The Comical History of Don Quixote, Pt. II: "I Burn, My Brain Consumes to Ashes"
Semele, Act III Scene 4: Then Cast Off This Human Shape Which You Wear
Semele, Act III Scene 1: More Sweet Is That Name
Semele, Act III Scene 3: Unknowing Your Intent
Semele, Act III Scene 4: I Ever Am Granting
Semele, Act III Scene 4: Speak, Speak Your Desire
Semele, Act III Scene 3: Ah Charming All O'er!
Semele, Act III Scene 9: Then Mortals Be Merry (2)
Semele, Act III Scene 2: I Love and Am Lov'd
Semele, Act III Scene 3: O Ecstasy of Happiness!
Semele, Act III Scene 4: I'll Be Pleas'd with No Less
Semele, Act III Scene 3: Rich Odours Fill the Fragrant Air
Semele, Act III Scene 9: Apollo Comes to Relieve Your Care
Semele, Act III Scene 8: Of My Ill-Boding Dream
Semele, Act III Scene 6: Above Measure Is the Pleasure
Semele, Act III Scene 4: Ah! Take Heed What You Press
Semele, Act III Scene 9: From Tyrannous Love
Semele, Act III Scene 4: Come to My Arms, My Lovely Fair
Ground
Semele, Act III Scene 9: Then Mortals Be Merry (1)
Restless in thought
Semele, Act III Scene 4: When I Languish with Anguish
Semele, Act III Scene 4: I Dare Not
Semele, Act III Scene 4: Tho' 'Tis Easie to Please You
The Mad Lover (excerpts): Slow Aire
A Division on a Ground
Europe Revells in ye Peace: Symphony
The Judgment of Paris: From high Olympus, and the Realms above (Mercury, Paris)
The Mad Lover: As Cupid roguishly one day
The Judgment of Paris: Symphony for Mercury: Brisk
The Judgment of Paris: O Ravishing Delight! (Paris)
The Comical History of Don Quixote, Pt. I: "Sleep, Poor Youth" (The Dirge)
The Judgment of Paris: Happy thou of Human Race (Mercury, Paris)
The Judgment of Paris: Symphony
The Judgment of Paris: Oh what Joys does Conquest yield! (Pallas)
Find Me A Lonely Cave
Love's but the frailty of the Mind
The Judgment of Paris: Symphony for Mercury: Slow -
The Judgment of Paris: Fear not, Mortal: none shall harm thee (Mercury)
Eccles
The Judgment of Paris: Hither turn thee, gentle Swain (Venus, Pallas, Juno)
Let all be gay
The Judgment of Paris: Awake, awake, thy Spirits raise (Pallas) - Symphony
Cyrus the Great, or The Tragedy of Love: Oh! Take him gently from the pile
The Judgement of Paris: Reciatitve - Air - Chorus
I Burn
My man John
The Judgment of Paris: Symphony for Venus: Hither turn thee, garde Swain (Venus)
The Comical History of Don Quixote: I Burn, my Brain Consumes to Ashes (arr. G. McLaughlin, J. Wedman, A. Nosky and F. Deak)
The Judgment of Paris: Hither all ye Graces, all ye Loves (Grand Chorus)
The Judgment of Paris: Hark, hark! the glorious Voice of War (Pallas) - Symphony
The Mad Lover (excerpts): Aire
The Judgment of Paris: Symphony for Juno: Saturnia, Wife of Thundring Jove, am I (Juno)
Corinna now you'r young and gay
The Judgment of Paris: Symphony for Mercury I
The Comical History of Don Quixote: I Burn, I burn, my Brain consumes to Ashes
The Judgment of Paris: I yield, I yield, O take the Prize (Paris)
The Mad Lover: IV. Slow Air
The Judgment of Paris: Symphony: Let Ambition fire thy Mind (Juno)
The Judgment of Paris: Symphony for Pallas: This way, Mortal, bend thy Eyes (Pallas)
The Judgment of Paris
Symphony "Europe revells in ye Peace"
The Judgment of Paris: Symphony for Mercury II
The Judgment of Paris: Symphony for Mercury. Slow
Symphony for Mercury (The Judgment of Paris)
Overture (The Mad Lover)
The Comical History of Don Quixote, Z. 578: I burn, my brain consumes to ashes
The Judgment of Paris: O how glorious 'tis to see (Chorus)
Division on a Ground
The Judgment of Paris: Awake, awake, they Spirits raise - Symphony (Pallas)
The Judgment of Paris: O how glorius 'tis to see (Chorus)
The Judgment of Paris: Hark, hark! the glorious Voice of War - Symphony (Pallas)
The Judgment of Paris: Symphony for Mercury. Brisk
The Judgment of Paris: Stay, lovely Youth, delay thy Choice - Far from thee be anxious Care (Venus, Chorus)
The Mad Lover (excerpts): Ouverture
Cease of Cupid to complain
The Judgment of Paris: Distracted I turn, but I cannot decide (Paris) - Apart let me view then each heav'nly Fair (Paris)
The Love of Mars and Venus: Let Scenes of Mirth
The Way of the World: Love's but the frailty of the Mind
Oh! Take Him Gently
Belinda's pretty pleasing form
The Judgement of Paris
Three Mad Songs: She Ventures, and He Wins. Restless in Tought disturb'd in Mind
Aire (For the Play "The Mad Lover) [3]
Suite from The Mad Lover - I. Ouverture [Ensemble il Falcone]
The Judgment of Paris: Fear not, Mortal. None shall harm thee (Mercury)
The Judgment of Paris: Distracted I turn, but I cannot decide - Apart let me view then each heav'nly Fair (Paris)
Suite from The Mad Lover - II. Slow Aire [Ensemble il Falcone]
Suite from The Mad Lover - III. Aire [Ensemble il Falcone]
The jolly breeze
Suite from The Mad Lover - IV. Aire [Ensemble il Falcone]
My man John - A Riddle
The Judgment of Paris: Stay, lovely Youth, delay thy Choice (Venus) - Far from thee be anxious Care (Venus, Chorus)
The Love of Mars and Venus: Love Like War
The Mad Lover Suite: V. Aire (Ground)
Suite made for the Queen's Coronation
Justice Busy, “The Gentleman Quack”: E’er since you came into my Sight
She Ventures, and He Wins: Restless in Thought disturb'd in Mind
The Love of Mars and Venus: To Double the Sports
My man John - A Riddle
The Love of Mars and Venus: Love Alone
The Judgment of Paris: Symphony. Let Ambition fire thy Mind (Juno)
Three Mad Songs: The Way of the Word. Love's but the frailty of the Mind
The Judgment of Paris: Symphony for Pallas - This way, Mortal, bend they Eyes (Pallas)
Ground: Aire (The Mad Lover Suite)
The Judgment of Paris: Nature fram'd thee sure for Loving - Fairest she, all Nymphs transcending (Venus)
Take him gently from the pile
Haste, Give Me Wings
Must then a faithful lover go?
Still I'm Grieving (From the Masque "The Rape of Europa")
So well Corinna like the joy
The Judgment Of Paris, Or The Prize Of Music - Masque
Aire from The Mad Lover
Suite from The Mad Lover - Slow Aire
Wine Does Wonders
Belinda
The Judgment of Paris: Symphony for Juno - Saturnia, Wife of Thundring Jove, am I (Juno)
The Judgment of Paris: Symphony for Venus - Hither turn thee, gentle Swain (Venus)
Three Mad Songs: The Comical History of Don Quixote. I Burn, I burn, my Brain consumes to Ashes
Symphony
The Judgment of Paris: Symphony for Mercury: [ ] –
Symphony for Mercury
Endless Pleasure [Semele]
Suite from The Mad Lover (Ensemble il Falcone), 2008
The Judgment of Paris: “Fear not, Mortal: none shall harm thee” (Mercury)
Suite "Made for the Queen's Coronation, 1702": I. Overture
Justice Busy, “The Gentleman Quack”: My Lover has an inconstant Mind
The Judgment of Paris: “Happy thou of Human Race” (Mercury)
The Judgment of Paris: “From high Olympus, and the Realms above” (Mercury)
The Judgment of Paris: Symphony for Mercury: Slow –
Justice Busy, “The Gentleman Quack”: I’ll hurry thee hence
The Judgment of Paris: Nature fram'd thee sure for Loving (Venus) - Fairest she, all Nymphs transcending (Venus)
Symphony for Mercury from The Judgment of Paris, or The prize of music - masque
The Judgment of Paris: Symphony for Pallas – “This way, Mortal, bend thy Eyes” (Pallas)
The Judgment of Paris: Symphony for Juno – “Saturnia, Wife of Thundering Jove, am I” (Juno)
The Judgment of Paris: Symphony for Venus – “Hither turn thee, gentle Swain” (Venus)
The Judgment of Paris: “O Ravishing Delight!” (Paris)
The Love of Mars and Venus: Scorn tho Beauty
Mercury: Happy thou of Human race
Brisk
Slow Symphony for Mercury
Wine Does Wonder
Semele-47-Act 3-Sc 05-Ah! whither is she gone! unhappy Fair! (Jupiter)
Semele-51-Act 3-Sc 09-Apollo comes to relieve your Care (Apollo)
The Judgment of Paris A Masque, Symphony for Pallas " This way, Mortal, bend thy Eyes"
Fixt on the fair Miranda's eyes
Come, let us howle
Ground: Ground
Oh! the mighty pow'r of love
Symphony for Pallas
Suite from The Mad Lover
Jigg
Know I've Sworn (From the Masque "Acis and Galatea")
Ah charming all o'er!
The Judgment of Paris: “Hark, hark! the glorious Voice of War…” (Pallas)
Dance of Zephyrs
Thither Flora the Fair
Symphony - Juno
The Judgment of Paris: “I yield, I yield, O take the Prize” (Paris)
The Judgment of Paris: “Awake, awake, thy Spirits raise” (Pallas)
The Judgment of Paris: “Oh what Joys does Conquest yield!” (Pallas)
Lay thy doubts and fears aside (Semele)
Oh! the Mighty Pow’r of Love
The mad lover: Aire V
Semele, Act I Scene 1: Symphony (2)
Overture
Can life be a blessing
So well Corinna likes the joy
The Judgement of Paris (Symphony for Mercury)
If I Hear Orinda Swear (For the Play "Love Betrayed")
The Ambitious Slave: Why Should the Idle
Strephon Whose Person (Set for Mrs. Bracegirdle)
Suite Made for the Queen's Coronati
The Judgment of Paris: Grand Chorus “Hither all ye Graces, all ye Loves”
The Judgment of Paris: Chorus “O how glorious ’tis to see…”
Suite "Made for the Queen's Coronation, 1702": III. Minuet
The Mad Lover (suite) - Aire V
Suite "Made for the Queen's Coronation, 1702": II. Trumpet Air
Symphony for Juno
Restless in thought, disturbed in mind
Aire V (The Mad Lover)
Three Mad Songs: “Restless in Thought disturb’d in Mind”
Three Mad Songs: “I burn, I burn, my Brain consumes to Ashes”
Semele, Act I Scene 4: See, See, Jove's Priests and Holy Augurs Come
The Judgment of Paris: “Distracted I turn, but I cannod decide” (Paris)
Semele, Act I Scene 1: Symphony (1)
The Way of the World
The Judgment of Paris: Symphony – “Let Ambition fire thy Mind” (Juno)
Three Mad Songs: “Love’s but the frailty of the Mind”
Ground. Aire III (The Mad Lover Suite)
Cyrus the Great: O Take Him Gently
The City Lady, “Folly Reclaim’d”: Love is an empty, airy name
Love Betray’d, “The Agreable Disapointment”: If I hear Orinda Swear
The Judgment of Paris: “Stay, lovely Youth, delay thy Choice” (Venus)
The Judgment of Paris: “Hither turn thee, gentle Swain” (Venus, Pallas, Juno)
The Judgment of Paris: “Nature fram’d thee sure for Loving” (Venus)
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