PURCELL, Henry

Chacony in G minor

Close thine eyes and sleep secure

Dido&Aeneas, 1689

Dido&Aeneas, 1689 (extraits)

Fairest isle

From rosy bows

Funeral Music for Queen Mary, 1695

Funeral Sentences

If music be the food of love

In guilty night (Saul and the witch of Endor)

King Arthur, 1691

Lord, what is man?

Music for a while

Now that the sun hath veild his light (An Evening Hymn)

Ode for Queen Mary's birthday (Come ye Sons of Art), 1694

Ode for Queen Marys birthday (Loves goddess sure was blind), 1692

Ode for Queen Marys birthday (Welcome welcome glorious morn), 1691

Ode for St.Cecilia's Day (Hail! bright Cecilia), 1692

Ode for St.Cecilia's Day (Welcome to all the pleasures), 1683

O lead me to some peaceful gloom

O let me weep (The Plaint)

O solitude

Ouverture a 5 in G minor

Pavan a 4 in g minor

Pavan No. 1 in G minor

Pavan No. 2 in A minor

Pavan No. 3 in A major

Pavan No. 4 in B flat major

Sweeter than roses

Symphony of the Ode for St.Ceclia's Day, 1692

Tell me, some pitying angel

Ten Sonatas in Four Parts, 1697

The Fairy Queen, 1692

The Fairy Queen, 1692 (extraits)

The fatal hour comes on apace

The Plaint (The Fairy Queen, 1692)

The Virtuous Wife - suite

The Yorkshire Feast Song, 1690

They tell us that your mighty powers above

Thou knowest, Lord (Second setting, 1695)

Three Parts upon a Ground

Timon of Athens, 1695

Trio Sonata in A minor No. 3 Z. 807 (Ten Sonatas in Four Parts, 1697)

Trio Sonata in C major No. 6 Z. 795 (Twelve Sonatas of Three Parts, 1683)

Trio Sonata in E minor Nr. 7, Z. 796 (Sonatas in Three Parts, 1683)

Trio Sonata No. 6 in G minor (Ten Sonatas in Four Parts, 1697)

Twelve Sonatas in Three Parts, 1683