An ode on the Death of Mr. Henry Purcell : Songs From Amphion Anglicus

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Call Number: CD Choral/Vocal Blow Ode
On Shelf At: Downtown Library

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The 1st work a setting of an allegorical poem by John Dryden.
Consists of previously released material.
Program notes by David Montgomery in English with German and French translations laid in container.
Ode on the death of Mr. Henry Purcell. Mark, how the lark and linnet sing. So ceas'd the rival Crew when Purcell came. We beg not hell, our Orpheus to restore. The heav'nly quire, who heard his notes from high -- Songs from Amphion angelicus. Cloe found Amintis lying all in tears. Why weeps Asteria?. Loving above himself (Poor Celadon). Shepherds deck your crooks. Ah heav'n! what is't I hear? Epilogue : Sing, sing ye Muses.
Nobuko Yamamoti, Nelly van der Speek, sopranos ; René Jacobs. James Bowman, countertenors ; Marius van Altena, tenor ; Max van Egmond, bass ; Ricardo Kanji, Marion Verbruggen, recorders ; Marie Leonhardt, Antionette van den Hombergh, baroque violin ; Anner Bylsma, violoncello continuo ; Gustav Leonhardt, harpsichord and conductor.
Contents: Amphion Anglicus.

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