The works of Henry Purcell [Purcell Society edition] - Purcell, Henry 1659-1695; Purcell, Henry 1659-1695 (Novello, 2007)
Enthält Duets: A grasshopper and a fly (Z. 481). Above the tumults of a busy state (Z. 480). Alas, how barbarous are we (Z. 482). Come, dear companions of th’ Arcadian fields (Z. 483). Come lay by all care (Z. 484). Dulcibella, whene’er I sue for a kiss (Z. 485). Fair Cloe my breast so alarms (Z. 486). Fill the bowl with rosy wine (Z. 487). Go tell Aminta, gentle swain (Z. 489). Here’s to thee, Dick (Z. 493). How sweet is the air and refreshing (Z. 495). In some kind dream (Z. 497). I saw fair Chloris all alone (Z. 498). I spy Celia, Celia eyes me (Z. 499). Julia, your unjust disdain (Z. 500). Let Hector, Achilles, and each brave commander (Z. 501). Lost is my quiet forever (Z. 502). Nestor, who did to thrice man’s age attain (Z. 503). O dive custos (Z. 504). Oft am I by the women told (Z. 505). Saccharissa’s grown old, and almost past sport (Z. 507). Sylvia, thou brighter eye of night (Z. 511). Though my mistress be fair (Z. 514). Underneath this myrtle shade (Z. 516). Were I to choose the greatest bliss (Z. 517). When gay Philander left the plain (Z. 519). When, lovely Phyllis, thou art kind (Z. 520). When Myra sings (Z. 521). When Teucer from his father fled (Z. 522). While bolts and bars my day control (Z. 523). -