45 songs
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45 songs
（The Purcell collection / realizations by Benjamin Britten）
Boosey & Hawkes , Distributed by H. Leonard, c2008
Medium/low voice
Printed Music（Full Score）
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For 1-2 voice(s) and piano
English words
Prefatory matter in English
Contents of Works
- Harmonia sacra. The blessed virgin's expostulation
- Job's curse
- Saul and the witch at Endor
- Three divine hymns. Lord, what is man
- We sing to him
- Evening hymn
- Two divine hymns and alleluia. A morning hymn
- Alleluia
- In the black dismal dungeon of despair
- Odes and elegies. The queen's epicedium
- Orpheus Britannicus. Five songs. I attempt from love's sickness to fly
- I take no pleasure
- Hark the ech'ing air
- Take not a woman's anger ill
- How blest are shepherds
- Seven songs. Fairest isle
- If music be the food of love : (3rd version)
- Turn then thine eyes
- Music for a while
- Pious Celinda
- I'll sail upon the dog-star
- On the brow of Richmond hill
- Six songs. Mad Bess
- If music be the food of love : (1st version)
- There's not a swain of the plain
- Not all my torments
- Man is for the woman made
- Sweeter than roses
- Six duets. Sound the trumpet
- I spy Celia
- Lost is my quiet
- What can we poor females do?
- No, resistance is but vain
- Shepherd, leave decoying
- Suite of songs from Orpheus Britannicus. Let sullen discord smile
- Why should men quarrel?
- So when the glittering queen of night
- Thou tun'st this world
- 'Tis holiday
- Sound fame thy brazen trumpet
- Selections from stage works. From Dido and Aeneas. Ah! Belinda, I am prest with torment
- Fear no danger no ensue
- But ere we this perform
- When I am laid in earth
- From The fairy queen. Dialogue of Corydon and Mopsa
