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Henry Purcell Music of the Henry Purcell Music Of The "Chapels Royal" mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Classical Album: Music Of The "Chapels Royal" Country: Europe Style: Baroque MP3 version RAR size: 1782 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1744 mb WMA version RAR size: 1719 mb Rating: 4.4 Votes: 847 Other Formats: AIFF XM AU AHX DTS WMA DXD Tracklist Hide Credits Motet "Jehova, Quam Multi Sunt Hostes Mei !" 1 –Henry Purcell 6:42 Bass Vocals – John Tomlinson Tenor Vocals – Maldwyn Davies Full Anthem "How Doth The City Sit Solitary" Bass Vocals – Owen GrundyCountertenor Vocals – Ashley 2 –Matthew Locke 10:32 StaffordSoprano Vocals – Elisabeth Priday, Gillian FisherTenor Vocals – Maldwyn Davies Verse Anthem "My Beloved Spake" 3 –Henry Purcell Baritone Vocals – Stephen VarcoeBass Vocals – Roderick 10:12 EarleCountertenor Vocals – Charles BrettTenor Vocals – Wynford Evans Full Anthem "O God, Thou Hast Cast Us Out And Scatter's Us Abroad" Bass Vocals – Owen GrundyCountertenor Vocals – Christopher 4 –Henry Purcell 4:03 RobsonSoprano Vocals – Elisabeth Priday, Gillian FisherTenor Vocals – Maldwyn Davies 5 –John Blow Mottet "Salvator Mundi" 3:57 6 –Henry Purcell Full Anthem "Hear My Prayer" 2:16 Verse Anthem "O Lord My God" 7 –Pelham Humfrey Bass Vocals – David Thomas Countertenor Vocals – Charles BrettTenor 13:20 Vocals – Martyn Hill Companies, etc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Erato Disques S.A. Credits Cello – Marilyn Sansom Choir – Monteverdi Choir* Composed By – Henry Purcell (tracks: A1, A3, B1, B3), John Blow (tracks: B2), Matthew Locke (tracks: A2), Pelham Humfrey (tracks: B4) Conductor, Liner Notes – John Eliot Gardiner Lute – Michael Lewin Orchestra – English Baroque Soloists* Organ – Alastair Ross Recorded By – Pierre Lavoix Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Henry Purcell - Matthew Henry Purcell - Locke - Pelham Humfrey Matthew Locke - STU 71276 - John Blow - Music Of Erato STU 71276 France 1980 Pelham Humfrey - The "Chapels Royal" (LP, John Blow Album) Henry Purcell, Henry Purcell, Matthew Matthew Locke, Locke, Pelham Humfrey, Pelham Humfrey, John Blow - Monteverdi 0927 John Blow - 0927 Choir*, English Baroque Apex Europe 2002 44352 2 Monteverdi Choir*, 44352 2 Orchestra*, Sir John Eliot English Baroque Gardiner* - Music Of The Orchestra*, Sir John Chapels Royal (CD, RE) Eliot Gardiner* Blow*, Locke*, Purcell* Blow*, Locke*, Musical And Humfrey* / English Purcell* And Heritage MHS Baroque Soloists*, MHS Humfrey* / English Society, 4685Z, Monteverdi Choir*, John 4685Z, US 1982 Baroque Soloists*, Musical MHS 4685 Eliot Gardiner - Music MHS 4685 Monteverdi Choir*, Heritage For The Chapel Royal Of John Eliot Gardiner Society England (LP) Related Music albums to Music Of The "Chapels Royal" by Henry Purcell Sara Macliver, Australian Brandenburg Orchestra, Paul Dyer - If Love's A Sweet Passion: Masque & Theatre Music From C17 London Henry Purcell - The St. Anthony Singers, English Chamber Orchestra, Anthony Lewis - Dido and Aeneas Purcell, Blow, James Bowman , Michael Chance, The King's Consort, Robert King - Countertenor Duets By Purcell And Blow Purcell, Blow, Nigel Rogers , Ingrid Stampa, Bradford Tracey - Songs Henry Purcell, Deller Consort, Alfred Deller - Indian Queen: An Opera In Five Acts Handel - Arleen Auger • Della Jones • Kathleen Kuhlmann • Eiddwen Harrhy • Patrizia Kwella • Maldwyn Davies • John Tomlinson • Opera Stage Chorus • City of London Baroque Sinfonia, Richard Hickox - Alcina Purcell - Monteverdi Choir & English Baroque Soloists, John Eliot Gardiner - Hail ! Bright Cecilia (Ode À Sainte Cécile / Ode An Die Heilige Cäcilie) John Blow, James Bowman , René Jacobs, Max Van Egmond, Leonhardt-Consort, Gustav Leonhardt - Ode On The Death Of Mr. Henry Purcell / 6 Songs From "Amphion Anglicus" John Blow, Deller Consort, Alfred Deller - Ode On The Death Of Mr. Henry Purcell Henry Purcell - King Arthur Purcell - Deller Consort - O Solitude (Chants Et Anthems) Henry Purcell, The Sixteen, Harry Christophers - Royal Welcome Songs For King James II.
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