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PURCELL, CLARKE, ECCLES, Carolyn Sinclair
Ah! How sweet it is to Love! - Songs from theatre
- Purcell: Ah! How Sweet it is to Love
- Eccles: Stay, Ah turn
- Eccles: Love is an empty, airy name
- Purcell: I Sigh'd and owned my Love
- Clarke: Celia is soft
- Eccles: If I hear Orinda Swear
- Clarke: Long has Pastora rul'd the Plain
- Purcell: Sweeter than Roses
- Purcell: Suite in D minor, I. Almand
- Purcell: Suite in D minor, II. Corant
- Purcell: Suite in D minor, III. Hornpipe
- Eccles: E'er since you came in to my Sight
- Eccles: My Love has an inconstant Mind
- Eccles: I'll hurry the Hence
- Eccles: I burn, my Brain consumes to Ashes
- Purcell: Whilst I with Grief did on you look
- Purcell: Oh ! how you protest
- Purcell: 'Twas within a Furlong of Edinborough town
- Purcell: Man is for the Woman made
- Clarke: So sweets the charms of Love
- Clarke: Suite in F minor I. Aire
- Clarke: Suite in F minor, II. Gavott
- Clarke: Suite in F minor, III. Hornpipe
- Clarke: Suite in F minor IV. A Farewell
- Purcell: Ah me ! to many deaths decreed
- Clarke: Alas, here lies the poor Alonzo Slain
- Purcell: Oh ! lead me to some peaceful Gloom
- Clarke: Divine Astrea hither flew
- Clarke: Lord, what's come to my mother
- Clarke: I'se no more Shady Coverts
- Purcell: Lads and Lasses, blith and gay
- Clarke: Jockey was a dawdy Lad
- Clarke: The Bonny grey Ey'd Morn
- Clarke: Jockey was as brisk and blith a Lad
- Carolyn Sinclair - soprano
- PURCELL
- CLARKE
- ECCLES
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Nr kat.: HCD31602Label : Hungaroton
"Henry Purcell (10 September 1659 (?)– 21 November 1695), was an English composer. Although incorporating Italian and French stylistic elements into his compositions, Purcell's legacy was a uniquely English form of Baroque music. He is generally considered to be one of the greatest English composers; no other native-born English composer approached his fame until Edward Elgar."