No. 1, Duettino: “Fair Aurora, prithee stay”
Recitative: “Alas, thou know’st that for my love to thee”
Recitative: “O cruel parting! How can I survive?”
Recitative: “Ye cruel Gods, what crime have I committed”
The Mozartists· Caitlin Hulcup· Ian Page· Classical Opera Company
Recitative: “Appearance, I must own, is strong against me”
Elizabeth Watts· Caitlin Hulcup· The Mozartists· Ian Page· Christopher Ainslie· Daniel Norman
Recitative: “Guards, speed ye to the tower”
Ian Page· Christopher Ainslie· The Mozartists· Andrew Staples
Recitative: “Why, my dear friend, so pensive”
Rebecca Bottone· Ian Page· Daniel Norman· The Mozartists· Andrew Staples
Recitative: “How many links to dire misfortune’s chain”
Rebecca Bottone· The Mozartists· Elizabeth Watts· Ian Page
Recitative: “Ye solid pillars of the Persian Empire”
Rebecca Bottone· Elizabeth Watts· Caitlin Hulcup· Christopher Ainslie· Andrew Staples· The Mozartists· Ian Page· Daniel Norman
Recitative: “Ah me, at poor Arbaces’ parting”
Recitative: “See, lov’d Semira”
Rebecca Bottone· The Mozartists· Ian Page· Andrew Staples· Christopher Ainslie
Recitative: “Arbaces! Gracious Heav’n”
Caitlin Hulcup· Ian Page· The Mozartists· Christopher Ainslie
Recitative: “That face, secure in conscious innocence”
The Mozartists· Christopher Ainslie· Ian Page· Classical Opera Company
Recitative: “My son, Arbaces... where art thou retir’d?”
Recitative: “Perhaps the King releas’d Arbaces”
Elizabeth Watts· The Mozartists· Rebecca Bottone· Ian Page
No. 27, Duetto: “For thee I live, my dearest”
Recitative: “To you, my people, much belov’d”
Rebecca Bottone· Christopher Ainslie· Elizabeth Watts· Ian Page· The Mozartists· Andrew Staples
Recitative: “Behold, my King, Arbaces at thy feet”
Christopher Ainslie· Ian Page· The Mozartists· Andrew Staples· Elizabeth Watts· Caitlin Hulcup
No. 29, Finale: “Live to us, to Empire live”
Christopher Ainslie· Elizabeth Watts· Caitlin Hulcup· Ian Page· The Mozartists· Andrew Staples· Rebecca Bottone