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  3. Hayes: 6 Cantatas - Orpheus And Euridice

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Hayes: 6 Cantatas - Orpheus And Euridice

Anthony Rooley
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Duration
1h 29m
Year
2013
Language
English
Publisher
Glossa

Tracks

  1. 1
    Cantata I, a Winter Scene at Ross in Herefordshire: Aria. At Ross how alter'd Is the scene
    3:36
  2. 2
    Cantata I, a Winter Scene at Ross in Herefordshire: Recitative. But oh, when age, life's winter comes
    0:29
  3. 3
    Cantata I, a Winter Scene at Ross in Herefordshire: Aria. Vivace ma non presto: Virtue, the charmer sweet replies
    2:56
  4. 4
    Cantata II, Why, Lysidas, shou'd man be vain: Recitative. Why, Lysidas, shou'd man be vain
    0:28
  5. 5
    Cantata II, Why, Lysidas, shou'd man be vain: Aria. Allegro moderato - Can splendid robes or beds of down
    5:39
  6. 6
    Cantata II, Why, Lysidas, shou'd man be vain: Recitative. Go search the tombs where monarchs rest
    0:34
  7. 7
    Cantata II, Why, Lysidas, shou'd man be vain: Aria. Andante: So glides the meteor
    4:02
  8. 8
    Cantata III, While I listen to thy voice, Chloris: Aria. While I listen to thy voice, Chloris
    5:46
  9. 9
    Cantata III, While I listen to thy voice, Chloris: Recitative. Peace, Chloris, peace
    0:20
  10. 10
    Cantata III, While I listen to thy voice, Chloris: Aria. Larghetto: For all we know
    2:50
  11. 11
    Cantata IV, Chloe's Dream: Recitative. Love into Chloe's chamber came
    1:01
  12. 12
    Cantata IV, Chloe's Dream: Aria. Amoroso: And now Amyntor young and gay
    2:17
  13. 13
    Cantata IV, Chloe's Dream: Recitative. The transport o'er
    0:39
  14. 14
    Cantata IV, Chloe's Dream: Aria. Allegro: But waking Is It thus
    2:10
  15. 15
    Cantata V, to Venus a Rant: Recitative. O goddess most rever'd above
    1:10
  16. 16
    Cantata V, to Venus a Rant: Aria. Allegro assai: Give me numbers strong and sweet
    5:33
  17. 17
    Cantata V, to Venus a Rant: Recitative. Trophies to chastity
    0:43
  18. 18
    Cantata V, to Venus a Rant: Aria. Andante: Tell not me the joys That wait
    2:09
  19. 19
    Cantata VI, an Ode to Echo: Aria. Larghetto: Daughter sweet of voice and air
    5:52
  20. 20
    Cantata VI, an Ode to Echo: Recitative. Listen Nymph divine and learn
    0:52
  21. 21
    Cantata VI, an Ode to Echo: Aria. Allegro assai: See each eye, each ravish'd ear
    2:40
  22. 22
    Cantata VI, an Ode to Echo: Recitative. Echo should they fail to move
    0:38
  23. 23
    Cantata VI, an Ode to Echo: Aria. Vivace: Learn her ease and elegance
    6:52
  24. 24
    Orpheus and Euridice: Overture
    3:33
  25. 25
    Orpheus and Euridice: Aria. Tempo do minuetto
    2:08
  26. 26
    Orpheus and Euridice: Recitative. When the fair consort in th'Elysian choir (Alto)
    0:54
  27. 27
    Orpheus and Euridice: Aria. Come, come my charmer (Alto)
    6:49
  28. 28
    Orpheus and Euridice: Recitative. The poet ceas'd (Tenor)
    1:02
  29. 29
    Orpheus and Euridice: Aria. Thy vain pursuit fond youth (Soprano)
    7:37
  30. 30
    Orpheus and Euridice: Duet. With streaming eyes (Soprano, Alto)
    4:41
  31. 31
    Orpheus and Euridice: With streamin eyes (Chorus)
    3:10

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Related Subjects

  • Classical

Artists

Anthony RooleyPrimary Artist
Paul BentleyArtist
Schola Cantorum Basiliensis Hayes PlayersArtist
Mirjam BerliArtist
David MunderlohArtist
Evelyn TubbArtist
Ulrike HofbauerArtist
Daniel CabenaArtist
Chor de Schola Cantorum BasiliensisArtist