Pan and Syrinx: On sunny Hills, in gloomy Shades,
Johann Ernst Galliard - Pan and Syrinx: On sunny Hills, in gloomy Shades,
Pan and Syrinx: Free from Sorrow, free from Anguish
Johann Ernst Galliard - Pan and Syrinx: Free from Sorrow, free from Anguish
Pan and Syrinx: Go leave me 'tis in vain.
Johann Ernst Galliard - Pan and Syrinx: Go leave me 'tis in vain.
Pan and Syrinx: How Insolently Coy! am I to be despis'd?
Johann Ernst Galliard - Pan and Syrinx: How Insolently Coy! am I to be despis'd?
Pan and Syrinx: Gentle Cupid aid my pleasure
Johann Ernst Galliard - Pan and Syrinx: Gentle Cupid aid my pleasure
Pan and Syrinx: The rising Morn her purple Beams now sheds
Johann Ernst Galliard - Pan and Syrinx: The rising Morn her purple Beams now sheds
Pan and Syrinx: Bid the Tunefull cornet Sound
Johann Ernst Galliard - Pan and Syrinx: Bid the Tunefull cornet Sound
Pan and Syrinx: Yet hold; Some Ill our much-lov'd Syrinx waits,
Johann Ernst Galliard - Pan and Syrinx: Yet hold; Some Ill our much-lov'd Syrinx waits,
Pan and Syrinx: Air 1 for the Nymphs and Sylvans
Johann Ernst Galliard - Pan and Syrinx: Air 1 for the Nymphs and Sylvans
Pan and Syrinx: Air 2 for the Nymphs and Sylvans
Johann Ernst Galliard - Pan and Syrinx: Air 2 for the Nymphs and Sylvans
Pan and Syrinx: Those glances Stol'n a Flame confess;
Johann Ernst Galliard - Pan and Syrinx: Those glances Stol'n a Flame confess;
Pan and Syrinx: Fairest if thou canst be kind, Ah!
Johann Ernst Galliard - Pan and Syrinx: Fairest if thou canst be kind, Ah!
Pan and Syrinx: Think'st thou that aukward mien has Charms
Johann Ernst Galliard - Pan and Syrinx: Think'st thou that aukward mien has Charms
Pan and Syrinx: Let Nature henceforward neglect
Johann Ernst Galliard - Pan and Syrinx: Let Nature henceforward neglect
Pan and Syrinx: A Sylvan & a Nymph Dance
Johann Ernst Galliard - Pan and Syrinx: A Sylvan & a Nymph Dance
Pan and Syrinx: Well do these Sports become Diana's Train,
Johann Ernst Galliard - Pan and Syrinx: Well do these Sports become Diana's Train,
Pan and Syrinx: Whilst your Harmony fills
Johann Ernst Galliard - Pan and Syrinx: Whilst your Harmony fills
Pan and Syrinx: How Sweet the warbling Linnet sings
Johann Ernst Galliard - Pan and Syrinx: How Sweet the warbling Linnet sings
Pan and Syrinx: Toil'd & Impatient have I sought you long,
Johann Ernst Galliard - Pan and Syrinx: Toil'd & Impatient have I sought you long,
Pan and Syrinx: Why should Love, that triffling Passion
Johann Ernst Galliard - Pan and Syrinx: Why should Love, that triffling Passion
Pan and Syrinx: Love! How impatient hast thou made me?
Johann Ernst Galliard - Pan and Syrinx: Love! How impatient hast thou made me?
Pan and Syrinx: Fly, fly, fly, fly, fly, fly, fly, fly, fly.
Johann Ernst Galliard - Pan and Syrinx: Fly, fly, fly, fly, fly, fly, fly, fly, fly.
Pan and Syrinx: Cruel Sylvan O forbear
Johann Ernst Galliard - Pan and Syrinx: Cruel Sylvan O forbear
Pan and Syrinx: But see! the Goddess comes;
Johann Ernst Galliard - Pan and Syrinx: But see! the Goddess comes;
Pan and Syrinx: Presumtuous God! Am I so little fear'd
Johann Ernst Galliard - Pan and Syrinx: Presumtuous God! Am I so little fear'd
Pan and Syrinx: Lawless Rage & wild desire
Johann Ernst Galliard - Pan and Syrinx: Lawless Rage & wild desire
Pan and Syrinx: O mighty Goddess! To thy will I bend
Johann Ernst Galliard - Pan and Syrinx: O mighty Goddess! To thy will I bend
Pan and Syrinx: Dance of Nymphs and Sylvans
Johann Ernst Galliard - Pan and Syrinx: Dance of Nymphs and Sylvans
Pan and Syrinx: Great Diana will we Sing
Johann Ernst Galliard - Pan and Syrinx: Great Diana will we Sing
The Masque of Cupid and Bacchus: A Symphony of pipes imitating the chirping of birds
Henry Purcell - Timon of Athens: A Symphony of Pipes Imitating the Chirping of Birds
The Masque of Cupid and Bacchus: Hark how the Songsters of the Grove
Henry Purcell - Timon of Athens, Z. 632: 2. Duet "Hark! How the songsters of the grove"
The Masque of Cupid and Bacchus: Love in their little veins inspires
Henry Purcell - Timon of Athens, Z. 632: 3. Solo "Love in their little veins inspires"
The Masque of Cupid and Bacchus: But ah! how much are our delights more dear,
Henry Purcell - Timon of Athens, Z. 632: 4. Trio "But ah! How much are our delights"
The Masque of Cupid and Bacchus: Hence with your trifling Deity.
Henry Purcell - Timon of Athens, Z. 632: 5. Solo "Hence with your trifling deity"
The Masque of Cupid and Bacchus: Come all, come all to me, make haste
Henry Purcell - Timon of Athens, Z. 632: 7. Solo "Come, come all to me"
The Masque of Cupid and Bacchus: Who can resist such mighty Charmes,
Henry Purcell - Timon of Athens, Z. 632: 8. Chorus "Who can resist such mighty charms"
The Masque of Cupid and Bacchus: Return revolting Rebells where d'ye goe?
Henry Purcell - Timon of Athens, Z. 632: 9. Solo "Return, revolting rebels"
The Masque of Cupid and Bacchus: The Cares of Lovers, their Allarms,
Henry Purcell - Timon of Athens, Z. 632: 10. Solo "The cares of lovers"