Haydn: The Seasons

The Seasons, H. 21, No. 3: Pt. 1 - Introduction - "Behold where surly winter flies"

The Seasons, H. 21, No. 3: "Come, gentle spring"

The Seasons, H. 21, No. 3: "At last the bounteous sun"

The Seasons, H. 21, No. 3: "With joy th'impatient husbandman"

The Seasons, H. 21, No. 3: "Laborious man hath done his part"

The Seasons, H. 21, No. 3: "Be propitious"

The Seasons, H. 21, No. 3: "Our fervent prayers are heard"

The Seasons, H. 21, No. 3: "Spring, her lovely charms unfolding"

The Seasons, H. 21, No. 3: "God of light!"

The Seasons, H. 21, No. 3: Pt. 2 - Introduction - "Her face in dewy veil conceal'd" - "From out the fold the shepherd drives"

The Seasons, H. 21, No. 3: "The sun ascends"

The Seasons, H. 21, No. 3: "Now swarms the village"

The Seasons, H. 21, No. 3: "'Tis noon, and now direct"

The Seasons, H. 21, No. 3: "Distressful nature fainting sinks"

The Seasons, H. 21, No. 3: "Oh welcome now, ye shady groves!"

The Seasons, H. 21, No. 3: "Oh how pleasing to the senses"

The Seasons, H. 21, No. 3: "Behold! Slow settling o'er the lurid grove"

The Seasons, H. 21, No. 3: "Hark! The deep tremendous voice"

The Seasons, H. 21, No. 3: "Now cease the conflicts fierce of winds"

The Seasons, H. 21, No. 3: Pt. 3 - Introduction

The Seasons, H. 21, No. 3: "What by varied blossoms"

The Seasons, H. 21, No. 3: "Thus nature, ever kind, rewards"

The Seasons, H. 21, No. 3: "Behold, now to the hazel woods"

The Seasons, H. 21, No. 3: "Ye gay and painted fair, oh come"

The Seasons, H. 21, No. 3: "Lo! Where the plenteous harvest wav'd"

The Seasons, H. 21, No. 3: "Behold, along the dewy grass"

The Seasons, H. 21, No. 3: "Here ever closing rings compel" - "Hark! Hark! The mountains resound"

The Seasons, H. 21, No. 3: "The vineyard now its wealth displays" - "Joyful, joyful the liquor flows"

The Seasons, H. 21, No. 3: Pt. 4 - Introduction

The Seasons, H. 21, No. 3: "Now sinks the pale declining year"

The Seasons, H. 21, No. 3: "Light and life in sadness languish"

The Seasons, H. 21, No. 3: "A crystal pavement lies the lake"

The Seasons, H. 21, No. 3: "The trav'ler stands perplex'd"

The Seasons, H. 21, No. 3: "As he draws nigh, as yet appall'd" - "Let the wheel move gaily"

The Seasons, H. 21, No. 3: "The ev'ning task is now perform'd"

The Seasons, H. 21, No. 3: "A wealthy lord, who long had lov'd"

The Seasons, H. 21, No. 3: "From out the east there darts"

The Seasons, H. 21, No. 3: "Consider this, misguided man"

The Seasons, H. 21, No. 3: "Then breaks that great and glorious day"