‎Handel: Alexander Balus (1748 English Oratorio in Three Acts) di Rudolph Palmer Singers

Overture

Brewer Chamber Orchestra, Rudolph Palmer

2:36

Flush'd with conquest

Rudolph Palmer, Brewer Chamber Orchestra

3:31

Thus far, ye glorious partners of war

Brewer Chamber Orchestra, Rudolph Palmer

1:26

Great Author of this harmony

Rudolph Palmer, Brewer Chamber Orchestra

3:39

And thus let happy Egypt's king

Brewer Chamber Orchestra, Rudolph Palmer

0:36

Thrice happy the monarch

Brewer Chamber Orchestra, Rudolph Palmer

4:00

Congratulations to our father's friend

Rudolph Palmer, Brewer Chamber Orchestra

6:43

Be it my chief ambition there to rise

Brewer Chamber Orchestra, Rudolph Palmer

2:29

Ye happy nations round

Brewer Chamber Orchestra, Rudolph Palmer

2:45

Recitative/Air (Alexander): My Jonathan, did thou mark well her graces?

Brewer Chamber Orchestra, Rudolph Palmer

3:52

Air (Cleopatra): Subtle joy, with fancy viewing

Rudolph Palmer, Brewer Chamber Orchestra

6:31

Aspasia, I know not what to call

Rudolph Palmer, Brewer Chamber Orchestra

2:59

Check not the pleasing aspects of thy tongue

Rudolph Palmer, Brewer Chamber Orchestra

2:45

How blissful state!

Rudolph Palmer, Brewer Chamber Orchestra

3:21

Recitative (Jonathan/Alexander): Why hangs this heavy gloom upon the brow

Brewer Chamber Orchestra, Rudolph Palmer

1:01

Heroes may boast their mighty deeds

Brewer Chamber Orchestra, Rudolph Palmer

4:25

Ye sons of Judah, with high festival

Brewer Chamber Orchestra, Rudolph Palmer

4:30

Air (Aspasia): Kind Hope, thou universal friend

Brewer Chamber Orchestra, Rudolph Palmer

7:22

Long, long and happy live the king!

Brewer Chamber Orchestra, Rudolph Palmer

0:37

O Mithra, with thy brightest beams

Brewer Chamber Orchestra, Rudolph Palmer

4:09

Alexander Balus, HWV 65 - Recitative (Sycophant Courier):, Stay, my dread sovereign...

Rudolph Palmer, Brewer Chamber Orchestra

1:02

Hateful man! thy sland'rous tongue

Brewer Chamber Orchestra, Rudolph Palmer

4:23

O calumny, on virute waiting

Brewer Chamber Orchestra, Rudolph Palmer

6:28

Ah, whence these sire forbodings...

Rudolph Palmer, Brewer Chamber Orchestra

6:52

Give to the winds, fair princess, these vain

Brewer Chamber Orchestra, Rudolph Palmer

4:07

Thus far my wishes thrive.

Brewer Chamber Orchestra, Rudolph Palmer

4:48

Ye happy people, with loud accents spea

Rudolph Palmer, Brewer Chamber Orchestra

4:27

Hymen, fair Urania's son

Brewer Chamber Orchestra, Rudolph Palmer

2:30

Alexander Balus, HWV 65 - (Act III, Scene I) Sinfonia

Rudolph Palmer, Brewer Chamber Orchestra

1:10

'Tis true, instinctive nature seldom points

Brewer Chamber Orchestra, Rudolph Palmer

4:21

Ah! Was it not my Cleoptra's voice?

Rudolph Palmer, Brewer Chamber Orchestra

1:55

Fury, with red sparkling eyes

Brewer Chamber Orchestra, Rudolph Palmer

5:31

Gods! can there be a more afflicting sight

Rudolph Palmer, Brewer Chamber Orchestra

3:31

May he return with laurel'd victory

Rudolph Palmer, Brewer Chamber Orchestra

5:23

Yes, he was false, my daughter, false to you

Rudolph Palmer, Brewer Chamber Orchestra

1:42

O sword, and thou, all-daring hand

Rudolph Palmer, Brewer Chamber Orchestra

2:52

Shall Cleopatra ever smile again

Brewer Chamber Orchestra, Rudolph Palmer

2:02

O take me from this hateful light

Rudolph Palmer, Brewer Chamber Orchestra

4:28

Forgive, O queen, the messenger of ill!

Rudolph Palmer, Brewer Chamber Orchestra

1:10

Calm thou, my soul

Rudolph Palmer, Brewer Chamber Orchestra

3:32

Mysterious are thy ways, O Providence!

Rudolph Palmer, Brewer Chamber Orchestra

4:28

George Frideric Handel

Composizione
Julianne Baird

Soprano, Voce
Frederick Urrey

Voce
Rudolph Palmer

Direzione
D'Anna Fortunato

Voce

Rudolph Palmer

Produzione
John Ostendorf

Produzione
Stephen J. Epstein

Ingegneria
Steven Epstein

Ingegneria
Rudolph Palmer

Note copertina
John Ostendorf

Note copertina
Donald van Hook

Design grafico

Handel: Alexander Balus (1748 English Oratorio in Three Acts)

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