The Fairy Queen (1992), CD, on harmonia mundi. Music by Henry Purcell, performed by Alfred Deller; 29 tracks.
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Tracklist
Disc 1
Henry Purcell - The Fairy Queen, Z. 629: Part II "Night and silence": "The Songsters... May the god of wit inspire"
Act II: Now join your warbling dance
Henry Purcell - The Fairy Queen, Z. 629: Part II "Night and silence": "Echo... Now join your warbling voices all"
Henry Purcell - The Fairy Queen, Z. 629: Part II "Night and silence": "See, even Night herself is here"
Act III: If love's a sweet passion
Henry Purcell - The Fairy Queen, Z. 629: Part III "The sweet passion": "If love's a sweet passion"
Disc 2
Attendants - Now the night is chased away
Henry Purcell - The Fairy Queen, Z. 629: Part I "Oberon's birthday": "Now the night is chas'd away"
Phoebus - When a cruel long winter
Henry Purcell - The Fairy Queen, Z. 629: Part I "Oberon's birthday": "When a cruel long Winter"
Fairies - Hail ! Great parent of us all
Henry Purcell - The Fairy Queen, Z. 629: Part I "Oberon's birthday": "Hail! great parent of us all"
Spring - Thus the ever grateful Spring
Henry Purcell - The Fairy Queen, Z. 629: Part I "Oberon's birthday": "Thus the ever grateful Spring"
Henry Purcell - The Fairy Queen, Z. 629: Part I "Oberon's birthday": "Here's the Summer, springly, gay"
Autumn - See my many coloured fields
Henry Purcell - The Fairy Queen, Z. 629: Part I "Oberon's birthday": "See, my many-coloured fields"
Winter - Now winter comes slowly
Henry Purcell - The Fairy Queen, Z. 629: Part I "Oberon's birthday": "Next, Winter comes slowly"
Fairies - Hail ! Great parent of us all
Henry Purcell - The Fairy Queen, Z. 629: Part I "Oberon's birthday": "Hail! great parent of us all"
A chinese woman - Hark how all things
Henry Purcell - The Fairy Queen, Z. 629: Act V, no. 50. Song: "Hark, How All Things" (1st Woman)
A chinese woman - Hark how the echoing air
Henry Purcell - The Fairy Queen, Z. 629: Part IV "Epithalamium": "Hark! hark! the echoing air"
A chinese woman - Sure the dull God of Marriage
Henry Purcell - The Fairy Queen, Z. 629: Part IV "Epithalamium": "Sure the dull God of Marriage"
Chinese woman - Turn then thine eyes
Henry Purcell - The Fairy Queen, Z. 629: Part IV "Epithalamium": "Turn then thine eyes"