| | Z626 | Opera | (1689)
| Dido and Aeneas [N Tate]
| - Z626/1
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| Overture
| | -Act 1-
| - Z626/2a
Aria
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| Shake the cloud from off your brow {S (Belinda)}
| - Z626/2b
Chorus
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| Banish sorrow, banish care {chor}
| - Z626/3
Aria and Ritornello
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| Ah! Belinda, I am prest with torment {S (Dido)}
| - Z626/4
Duet (dialogue)
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| Grief increases by concealing {SS}
| - Z626/5
Chorus
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| When monarchs unite {chor}
| - Z626/6
Trio (dialogue)
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| Whence could so much virtue spring? {SSS}
| - Z626/7
Duet and Chorus
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| Fear no danger {SS,chor}
| - Z626/?
|
| Dance
| - Z626/8
Trio (dialogue)
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| See, your royal guest appears {SST}
| - Z626/9
Chorus
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| Cupid only throws the dart {chor}
| - Z626/10
Aria
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| If not for mine {T (Aeneas)}
| - Z626/11
Prelude and Aria
|
| Pursue thy conquest, love {S (Belinda)}
| - Z626/?
|
| A dance gittars chacony
| - Z626/12
Chorus
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| To the hills and the vales {chor}
| - Z626/13
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| The triumphing dance
| | -Act 2-
| - Z626/14
Prelude and Aria
|
| Wayward sisters {S (Sorceress)}
| - Z626/15
Chorus
|
| Harm's our delight {chor}
| - Z626/16
Aria
|
| The queen of Carthage, whom we hate {S (Sorceress)}
| - Z626/17-20
Chorus and Dialogue
|
| Ho ho ho! {SSS,chor}
| - Z626/21
Chorus
|
| In our deep vaulted cell {S (echo),chor}
| - Z626/22
|
| Echo dance of the furies {str}
| - Z626/23
Ritornello
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| {str}
| - Z626/24a-24b
Aria and Chorus
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| Thanks to these lonesome vales {S (Dido),chor}
| - Z626/24c
|
| Gittar ground- a dance {gui}
| - Z626/25a
Aria
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| Oft she visits this lone mountain {S (Second Woman)}
| - Z626/25b
Ritornello
|
| A Dance to entertain Aeneas by Dido's Women {str}
| - Z626/26
Aria
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| Behold, upon my bended spear {T (Aeneas)}
| - Z626/27
Aria and Chorus
|
| Haste, haste to town {S (Belinda),chor}
| - Z626/28
Duet (dialogue)
|
| Stay, Prince {ST}
| - Z626/28c
|
| Dance?
| | -Act 3-
| - Z626/29
Prelude and Aria
|
| Come away, fellow sailors {(First Sailor), chor}
| - Z626/30
|
| The sailor's dance {str}
| - Z626/31
Trio (dialogue)
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| See the flags and the streamers curling {SSS}
| - Z626/32
Aria
|
| Our next motion {S (Sorceress)}
| - Z626/33
Chorus
|
| Destruction's our delight {chor}
| - Z626/34
|
| The witches' dance {str}
| - Z626/35a
Aria
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| Your counsel all is urg'd in vain {S (Dido)}
| - Z626/35b?
Trio (dialogue)
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| See, madam where the Prince appears {SST}
| - Z626/36
Chorus
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| Great minds against themselves conspire {chor}
| - Z626/37
Aria
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| Thy hand Belinda, darkness shades me {S (Dido)}
| - Z626/38
Ground, Aria and Ritornello
|
| When I am laid in earth {S (Dido)}
| - Z626/39
Chorus
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| With drooping wings {chor}
| - Z626/40
|
| All that we know the angels do above {str}
Epilogue
|
| | Z629 | Semi-Opera | (1689)
| The Fairy Queen [?E Settle]
| - Z629/1
|
| First Music: Prelude/Hornpipe
| - Z629/2
|
| Second Music: Air/Rondeau
| - Z629/3
|
| Overture: Grave/Canzona
| | -Act 1-
| - Z629/4
Prelude and Aria
|
| Come, come, come, let us leave the town {SB}
| - Z629/5
Prelude, Aria and Chorus
|
| Fill up the bowl! {SSB,chor}
| - Z629/6
|
| First Act Tune: Jig {str}
| | -Act 2-
| - Z629/7
Prelude and Aria
|
| Come all ye songsters of the sky {T/A}
| - Z629/8ab
Prelude and Trio
|
| May the god of wit inspire {ATB}
| - Z629/8c
|
| Echo
| - Z629/9
Chorus
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| Now joyn your warlbling voices all {chor}
| - Z629/10ab
Aria and Chorus
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| Sing while we trip it on the green {S,chor,str}
| - Z629/10c
|
| A dance of the fairies
| - Z629/11
Prelude and Aria
|
| See even Night herself is here {S}
| - Z629/12
Aria
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| I am come to lock all fast {S}
| - Z629/13
Prelude and Aria
|
| One charming night {A (Secrecy)}
| - Z629/14
Aria and Chorus
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| Hush, no more, be silent all {B,chor}
| - Z629/15
|
| A dance for the followers of the night {str}
| - Z629/16
|
| Second act tune: Air
| | -Act 3-
| - Z629/17
Prelude, Aria and Chorus
|
| If love's a sweet passion {S,chor}
| - Z629/18
|
| Overture: Symphony while the swans come forward {str}
| - Z629/19
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| Dance for the fairies {str}
| - Z629/20
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| Dance for the green men {str}
| - Z629/21
Aria
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| Ye gentle spirits of the air appear {S}
| - Z629/22
Aria
|
| Now the maids and the men {AB}
Dialogue betweem Coridon and Mopsa
| - Z629/23
Aria
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| When I have often heard {S (Nymph)}
| - Z629/24a
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| A dance of haymakers
| - Z629/24b
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| Dance for a clown
lost
| - Z629/25
Aria and Chorus
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| A thousand thousand ways we'll find {T/A,chor}
| - Z629/26
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| Third act tune: Hornpipe
| | -Act 4-
| - Z629/27
|
| Symphony
Sonata while the sun rises
| - Z629/28
Aria and Chorus
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| Now the night is chas'd away {S,chor}
| - Z629/29
Duet
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| Let the fifes, and the clarions {AA}
| - Z629/30
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| Entry of Phoebus {2tpt,2ob,2kdrm,str}
| - Z629/31
Prelude and Aria
|
| When a cruel long winter {T,2vn}
| - Z629/32
Chorus
|
| Hail! great parent of us all {chor,2tpt,2ob,2kdrm,str}
| - Z629/33
Prelude and Aria
|
| Thus the ever grateful spring {S (Spring)}
| - Z629/34
Prelude and Aria
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| Here's the summer, sprightly, gay {A (Summer)}
| - Z629/35
Prelude and Aria
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| See my many colour'd fields {T (Autumn)}
| - Z629/36
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