meows.app
CatalogOpen appOpen web player
Purcell: Songs and Airs

Album

Purcell: Songs and Airs

Nancy Argenta

2001Clásica · Música

Listen in appOpen web playerApple Music ↗

Details

Release date
Record label
Warner Classics
Tracks
42

℗ This compilation (P)2001 Erato/Warner Classics, Warner Music UK Ltd.

Tracks

  1. 1
    O Solitude! Z.406a
    Richard BoothbyNancy Argenta
    5:24
  2. 2
    Tyrannic Love, Z.613: Ah! how sweet it is to love
    Paul NicholsonRichard BoothbyNancy Argenta
    1:51
  3. 3
    Not all my torments can your pity move, Z.400
    Nigel NorthPaul NicholsonNancy Argenta
    2:24
  4. 4
    Stripp'd of their green, Z.444
    Nigel NorthPaul NicholsonRichard BoothbyNancy Argenta
    3:25
  5. 5
    Tell me, some pitying Angel, Z.196
    Nigel NorthPaul NicholsonRichard BoothbyNancy Argenta
    7:10
  6. 6
    If music be the food of love, Z.379
    Paul NicholsonRichard BoothbyNancy Argenta
    3:21
  7. 7
    The Fairy Queen, Z.629: Hark! the echoing air
    Nigel NorthPaul NicholsonRichard BoothbyNancy Argenta
    2:11
  8. 8
    The fatal hour comes on apace, Z.421
    Nigel NorthNancy Argenta
    4:00
  9. 9
    In cassum, Lesbia, Z.383
    Nigel NorthPaul NicholsonNancy Argenta
    7:19
  10. 10
    Pausanias, Z.585: Sweeter than roses
    Nigel NorthRichard BoothbyNancy Argenta
    2:59
  11. 11
    Cupid, the slyest rogue alive, Z.367
    Nigel NorthPaul NicholsonRichard BoothbyNancy Argenta
    2:35
  12. 12
    From silent shades, Z.370
    Nigel NorthPaul NicholsonRichard BoothbyNancy Argenta
    4:13
  13. 13
    The Tempest, Z.631: Dear pretty youth
    Nigel NorthRichard BoothbyNancy Argenta
    1:58
  14. 14
    From rosy bow'rs, Z.578
    Nigel NorthPaul NicholsonRichard BoothbyNancy Argenta
    5:45
  15. 15
    Now that the sun hath veiled his light, Z.193
    Nancy ArgentaPaul Nicholson
    5:24
  16. 16
    Sophonisba, Z.590: Beneath a poplar's shadow
    Nigel NorthRichard BoothbyNancy Argenta
    1:58
  17. 17
    I attempt from love's sickness to fly, Z.630
    Nancy ArgentaPaul Nicholson
    2:01
  18. 18
    Let us dance, Z.627
    Robert WoolleyNigel NorthPaul NicholsonNancy Argenta
    1:28
  19. 19
    King Arthur, Z.628: Fairest isle
    Nancy Argenta
    2:37
  20. 20
    O Solitude! Z.406
    Nigel NorthNancy Argenta
    6:14
  21. 21
    Nymphs and Shepherds, Z.600
    Nigel NorthMr. RobinsonTrevor JonesRichard BoothbyNancy Argenta
    2:12
  22. 22
    Amidst the shades and cool refreshing streams, Z.355
    Nigel NorthNancy Argenta
    3:05
  23. 23
    Love in their little veins inspires, Z.632
    Marianne ScottNigel NorthRichard BoothbyR E BeckettNancy Argenta
    1:31
  24. 24
    Fly swift, ye hours, Z.369
    John TollNigel NorthRichard BoothbyNancy Argenta
    5:24
  25. 25
    The Indian Queen, Z.629: They tell us that your mighty powers
    Nigel NorthMr. RobinsonTrevor JonesMonica HuggettRichard BoothbyNancy Argenta
    3:22
  26. 26
    The Plaint: O let me weep, Z.629
    John TollNigel NorthMr. RobinsonRichard BoothbyNancy Argenta
    8:12
  27. 27
    In the black, dismal dungeon of despair, Z.190
    John TollNancy Argenta
    3:59
  28. 28
    See, even Night herself is here, Z.629
    Mr. RobinsonTrevor JonesMonica HuggettNancy Argenta
    4:52
  29. 29
    The Indian Queen, Z.630: Why should men quarrel?
    John TollMarianne ScottRichard BoothbyR E BeckettNancy Argenta
    1:26
  30. 30
    The Indian Queen, Z.630: Seek not to know
    John TollNigel NorthVirginia McKennaPaul GoodwinRichard BoothbyNancy Argenta
    3:56
  31. 31
    King Richard the Second, Z.581: Retir'd from mortals' sight
    Nigel NorthNancy Argenta
    4:08
  32. 32
    To arms, heroic Prince, Z.600
    Nancy Argenta
    3:10
  33. 33
    Bonduca, Z.574: O lead me to some peaceful gloom
    John TollNigel NorthRichard BoothbyNancy Argenta
    2:51
  34. 34
    The Tempest, Z.631: Halcyon Days
    John TollNigel NorthMr. RobinsonRichard BoothbyNancy Argenta
    2:57
  35. 35
    Bid the Virtues
    John TollNigel NorthPaul GoodwinRichard BoothbyNancy Argenta
    2:57
  36. 36
    A Divine Hymn, Z.192: Lord, what is man?
    John TollNigel NorthRichard BoothbyNancy Argenta
    5:34
  37. 37
    Oedipus, Z.583: Music for a while
    John TollNancy Argenta
    3:55
  38. 38
    If music be the food of love (1st setting), Z.379
    John TollRichard BoothbyNancy Argenta
    2:06
  39. 39
    A Scotch Song, Z.412: Sawney is a bonny lad
    Nigel NorthNancy Argenta
    1:49
  40. 40
    When I have often heard young maids complaining, Z.629
    John TollNigel NorthMr. RobinsonMonica HuggettRichard BoothbyNancy Argenta
    3:14
  41. 41
    Theodosius, Z.606: Ah! Cruel, bloody fate
    John TollNigel NorthNancy Argenta
    2:27
  42. 42
    Dido and Aeneas, Z.626: Thy hand, Belinda ... When I am laid in earth
    Nigel NorthMr. RobinsonTrevor JonesMonica HuggettRichard BoothbyNancy Argenta
    4:24