Handel: Acis & Galatea

Acis and Galatea: Symphony

Acis and Galatea, Act I: Oh, the pleasure of the plains

Acis and Galatea, Act I: Ye verdant plains

Acis and Galatea, Act I: Hush, ye pretty warbling quire!

Acis and Galatea, Act I: Where shall I seek the charming fair?

Acis and Galatea, Act I: Stay, shepherd, stay!

Acis and Galatea, Act I: Shepherd, what art thou pursuing?

Acis and Galatea, Act I: Lo! here my love!

Acis and Galatea, Act I: Love in her eyes sits playing

Acis and Galatea, Act I: Oh! didst thou know the pains

Acis and Galatea, Act I: As when the dove laments her love

Acis and Galatea, Act I: Happy we !

Acis and Galatea, Act II: Wretched lovers!

Acis and Galatea, Act II: I rage-I melt-I burn!

Acis and Galatea, Act II: O ruddier than the cherry

Acis and Galatea, Act II: Whither, fairest, art thou running

Acis and Galatea, Act II: Cease to beauty to be suing

Acis and Galatea, Act II: Would you gain the tender creature

Acis and Galatea, Act II: His hideous love provokes my rage

Acis and Galatea, Act II: Love sounds th'alarm

Acis and Galatea, Act II: Consider, fond shepherd

Acis and Galatea, Act II: Cease, oh cease, thou gentle youth

Acis and Galatea, Act II: The flocks shall leave the mountains

Acis and Galatea, Act II: Help, Galatea! help, ye parent Gods!

Acis and Galatea, Act II: Mourn, all ye muses!

Acis and Galatea, Act II: Must I my Acis still bemoan

Acis and Galatea, Act II: 'Tis done: thus I exert my pow'r divine

Acis and Galatea: Heart, the seat of soft delight

Acis and Galatea: Galatea, dry thy tears

Il Pastor Fido - Ballet Music Selections: Pour les Chasseurs I & II

Look down harmonious Saint HWV124: Recitative: Look down, look down

Look down harmonious Saint HWV124: Aria: Sweet accents all your numbers grace

Meine Seele hört im Sehen

Süsse Stille, sanfter Quelle

Bacchus and Ariadne from Six English Cantatas, 1755.: Recitative: The faithless Theseus.

Bacchus and Ariadne from Six English Cantatas, 1755.: Aria: Ah Theseus, Theseus stay

Bacchus and Ariadne from Six English Cantatas, 1755.: Recit: The jolly God who rules

Bacchus and Ariadne from Six English Cantatas, 1755.: Aria: Cease lovely Nymph to weep

Bacchus and Ariadne from Six English Cantatas, 1755.: Recitative: With soft reluctance

Bacchus and Ariadne from Six English Cantatas, 1755.: Aria: Learn hence ye fond maidens

Fair Caelia love pretented: Recit: Fair Caelia love pretented

Fair Caelia love pretented: Aria: To all the sex deceitfull

Fair Caelia love pretented: Recit: But Caelia now repenting

Fair Caelia love pretented: Aria: How engaging, how endearing

The Secular Masque, c.1746: Momus to Mars

The Lass of Richmond Hill