III. Ye Sons of Music Raise Your Voices High
IV. Then Sound Your Instruments and Charm the Earth
VI. Hail, Gracious Gloriana
VIII. To Quell His Country's Foes
X. But Glory Cries "Go On"
II. Welcome to All the Pleasures That Delight
IV. While Joys Celestial Their Bright Souls Invade
V. Then Lift Up Your Voices, Those Organs of Nature
VII. in a Consort of Voices While Instruments Play
II. Now Does the Glorious Day Appear
III. Not Any One Such Joy Could Bring
V. Now Does the Glorious Day Appear
VIII. Her Hero to Whose Conduct and Whose Arms
Robert King· Michael George· Charles Pott· The King's Consort
IX. Our Dear Religion, with Our Law's Defence
XI. Now, Now, with One United Voice
II. Recit & Chorus. Hail! Bright Cecilia, Hail!
III. Duet. Hark, Each Tree Its Silence Breaks
IV. Air. 'Tis Nature's Voice; Thro' All the Moving Wood
VI. Air & Chorus. Thou Tun'st This World below, the Spheres Above
VII. Trio. With That Sublime Celestial Lay
X. Duet. in Vain the Am'rous Flute and Soft Guitar
XII. Duet. Let These Amongst Themselves Contest
XIII. Chorus. Hail! Bright Cecilia, Hail to Thee!
II. Who Can from Joy Refrain?
VI. Sound the Trumpet and Beat the Warlike Drum
VII. If Now He Burns with Noble Flame
II. Fly, Bold Rebellion, Make Haste and Be Gone!
James Bowman· Rogers Covey-Crump· Jonathan Kenny· Tessa Bonner· The King's Consort· Michael George· Robert King· Charles Pott· Rufus Müller· Gillian Fisher
III. Rivers from Their Channels Turned
The King's Consort· Jonathan Kenny· Tessa Bonner· James Bowman· Robert King· Michael George· Rufus Müller· Rogers Covey-Crump· Charles Pott· Gillian Fisher
IV. If Then We've Found the Want of His Rays
V. But Heaven Has Now Dispelled Those Fears
VI. Come Then, Change Your Notes, Disloyal Crowd
Robert King· Rufus Müller· The King's Consort· Rogers Covey-Crump· Michael George· Jonathan Kenny· Tessa Bonner· James Bowman· Gillian Fisher· Charles Pott
VIII. Welcome to All Those Wishes Fulfilled
James Bowman· Charles Pott· The King's Consort· Jonathan Kenny· Tessa Bonner· Rufus Müller· Michael George· Robert King· Gillian Fisher· Rogers Covey-Crump
II. Sound the Trumpet, Beat the Drum
Charles Pott· James Bowman· The King's Consort· Rufus Müller· Rogers Covey-Crump· Jonathan Kenny· Tessa Bonner· Robert King· Michael George· Gillian Fisher
III. Crown the Year and Crown the Day
Rogers Covey-Crump· Charles Pott· Robert King· Jonathan Kenny· Michael George· Tessa Bonner· James Bowman· Rufus Müller· The King's Consort· Gillian Fisher
V. What Greater Bliss Can Fate Bestow
Rogers Covey-Crump· Jonathan Kenny· Michael George· Tessa Bonner· Rufus Müller· James Bowman· Robert King· Charles Pott· The King's Consort· Gillian Fisher
VIII. To Urania and Caesar Delights Without Measure
Charles Pott· The King's Consort· Rogers Covey-Crump· Rufus Müller· James Bowman· Jonathan Kenny· Tessa Bonner· Michael George· Robert King· Gillian Fisher
II. Celebrate This Festival
Michael George· Charles Pott· Robert King· Rogers Covey-Crump· Jonathan Kenny· Tessa Bonner· The King's Consort· James Bowman· Rufus Müller· Gillian Fisher
III. Britain Now Thy Cares Beguile
Robert King· Charles Pott· The King's Consort· Rufus Müller· Michael George· Jonathan Kenny· Tessa Bonner· James Bowman· Gillian Fisher· Rogers Covey-Crump
IV. 'Tis Sacred, Bid the Trumpet Cease
Charles Pott· Crispian Steele-Perkins· Rogers Covey-Crump· The King's Consort· Rufus Müller· James Bowman· Jonathan Kenny· Tessa Bonner· Robert King· Gillian Fisher· Michael George
V. Let Sullen Discord Smile
Rufus Müller· The King's Consort· Charles Pott· Robert King· Jonathan Kenny· Tessa Bonner· James Bowman· Michael George· Rogers Covey-Crump· Gillian Fisher
VII. Expected Spring at Last Is Come
James Bowman· The King's Consort· Rogers Covey-Crump· Jonathan Kenny· Tessa Bonner· Robert King· Charles Pott· Rufus Müller· Michael George· Gillian Fisher
X. Happy Realm Beyond Expressing
XI. While, for a Righteous Cause He Arms
XII. Return, Fond Muse, the Thoughts of War
Charles Pott· Rufus Müller· Michael George· Jonathan Kenny· Tessa Bonner· Robert King· James Bowman· Rogers Covey-Crump· The King's Consort· Gillian Fisher
XIII. Kindly Treat Maria's Day
Robert King· Jonathan Kenny· Tessa Bonner· Rogers Covey-Crump· Rufus Müller· Charles Pott· James Bowman· Michael George· The King's Consort· Gillian Fisher
II. Ye Tuneful Muses, Raise Your Heads
Robert King· Charles Daniels· Rogers Covey-Crump· Charles Pott· Jonathan Kenny· Tessa Bonner· James Bowman· Michael George· The King's Consort· Gillian Fisher
III. Be Lively Then and Gay
Charles Pott· The King's Consort· Jonathan Kenny· Tessa Bonner· James Bowman· Rogers Covey-Crump· Gillian Fisher· Charles Daniels· Michael George· Robert King
IV. in His Just Praise Your Noblest Songs Let Fall
Charles Pott· Michael George· James Bowman· Robert King· Rogers Covey-Crump· Gillian Fisher· Jonathan Kenny· Tessa Bonner· Charles Daniels· The King's Consort
V. From the Rattling of Drums and the Trumpet's Loud Sounds
Robert King· Charles Pott· Charles Daniels· The King's Consort· James Bowman· Rogers Covey-Crump· Michael George· Jonathan Kenny· Tessa Bonner· Gillian Fisher
VI. To Music's Softer but Yet Kind
IX. Whilst in Music and Verse Our Duty We Show
Jonathan Kenny· Tessa Bonner· The King's Consort· Charles Pott· Robert King· James Bowman· Michael George· Rogers Covey-Crump· Gillian Fisher· Charles Daniels
II. Celestial Music Did the Gods Inspire
Charles Pott· Jonathan Kenny· Tessa Bonner· Michael George· Rogers Covey-Crump· The King's Consort· Robert King· Gillian Fisher· Charles Daniels· James Bowman
V. Whilst Music Did Improve Amphion's Song
Let Phyllis by Her Voice But Charm the Air
Michael George· Charles Daniels· Robert King· The King's Consort· Rogers Covey-Crump· James Bowman· Jonathan Kenny· Tessa Bonner· Charles Pott· Gillian Fisher
H. Purcell: From Hardy Climes and Dangerous Toils of War, Z. 325
II. From Hardy Climes and Dangerous Toils of War
The King's Consort· Charles Pott· James Bowman· Robert King· Charles Daniels· Rogers Covey-Crump· Michael George· Gillian Fisher· Jonathan Kenny· Tessa Bonner
III. As Fame, Great Sir, Before You Ran
IV. Wake Then, My Muse, Wake Instruments and Voice
Rogers Covey-Crump· The King's Consort· Charles Pott· James Bowman· Charles Daniels· Michael George· Jonathan Kenny· Tessa Bonner· Gillian Fisher· Robert King
VI. So All the Boons Indulgent Heav'n Design'd
VII. Hence Without Scheme or Figure to Descry
James Bowman· Rogers Covey-Crump· Charles Pott· Jonathan Kenny· Tessa Bonner· The King's Consort· Robert King· Charles Daniels· Michael George· Gillian Fisher
II. Welcome, Welcome, Glorious Morn
III. At Thy Return the Joyful Earth
IV. Welcome as When Three Happy Kingdoms Strove
VI. Full of Wonder and Delight
VII. And Lo! a Sacred Fury Swell'd Her Breast
VIII. My Pray'rs Are Heard, Heav'n Has at Last Bestow'd
IX. He to the Field by Honour Call'd Shall Go
Charles Pott· Robert King· Michael George· The King's Consort
XI. Sound, All Ye Spheres; Confirm the Omen, Heav'n
II. Great Parent, Hail to Thee!
IV. After War’s Alarms Repeated
VI. She Was the First Who Did Inspire
VII. Succeeding Princes Next Recite
VIII. But Chiefly Recommend to Fame
X. With Themes Like These, Ye Sons of Art
II. The Summer's Absence Unconcerned We Bear
III. And When Late from Your Throne Heaven's Call You Attend
IV. Ah! Had We, Sir, the Power or Art
V. Happy While All Her Neighbours Bled
VIII. But Those No. More Shall Dare Repine
V. Long May She Reign over This Isle
Robert Evans· Michael George· James Bowman· Andrew Tusa· Robert King· The King's Consort· Mary Seers· Mark Padmore· Nigel Short· Gillian Fisher
VIII. May She to Heaven Late Return
Robert Evans· Robert King· James Bowman· Nigel Short· Michael George· Mary Seers· The King's Consort· Andrew Tusa· Gillian Fisher· Mark Padmore
II. Raise, Raise the Voice, All Instruments Obey
Mark Padmore· The King's Consort· Robert Evans· Nigel Short· Michael George· Mary Seers· Andrew Tusa· Robert King· Gillian Fisher· James Bowman
III. The God Himself Says He'll Be Present Here
Robert King· James Bowman· Gillian Fisher· The King's Consort· Michael George· Nigel Short· Mary Seers· Mark Padmore· Robert Evans· Andrew Tusa
IV. Mark How Readily Each Pliant String
Andrew Tusa· Michael George· Nigel Short· James Bowman· Mark Padmore· The King's Consort· Robert Evans· Robert King· Mary Seers· Gillian Fisher
I. Symphony – Laudate Ceciliam, in voce et organo
II. Modulemini psalmum novum
IV. Dicite Virgini, canite martyri
III. Behold th' Indulgent Prince Is Come
Robert King· James Bowman· Robert Evans· Andrew Tusa· Mark Padmore· The King's Consort· Nigel Short· Michael George· Mary Seers· Gillian Fisher
IV. Not with an Helmet or a Glitt'ring Spear
The King's Consort· Gillian Fisher· Robert King· Mary Seers
V. Welcome as Soft Refreshing Show'rs
The King's Consort· Andrew Tusa· Nigel Short· Michael George· Robert Evans· Mark Padmore· James Bowman· Mary Seers· Robert King· Gillian Fisher
VII. Nor Does the Sun More Comfort Bring
Michael George· Robert King· The King's Consort· Andrew Tusa
VIII. With Trumpets and Shouts We Receive the World's Wonder
Michael George· The King's Consort· Robert Evans· Mary Seers· Gillian Fisher· Mark Padmore· Robert King· James Bowman· Andrew Tusa· Nigel Short
II. Of Old, When Heroes Thought It Base
III. The Bashful Thames, for Beauty So Renown'd
V. And in Each Track of Glory Since
VII. And Now When the Renown'd Nassau
VIII. They Did No Storms, Nor Threat'nings Fear
X. Let Music Join
XII. Sound All to Him
I. Symphony – Swifter, Isis, Swifter Flow
IV. Welcome, Dread Sir, to Town
V. But With As Great Devotion Meet
VI. The King Whose Presence Like the Spring
VII. Then Since, Sir, from You All Our Blessings Do Flow
II. What Shall Be Done in Behalf of the Man?
III. All the Grandeur He Possesses
IV. Mighty Charles, Though Joined with Thee
V. May All Factious Troubles Cease
II. Come Ye Sons of Art, Away
III. Sound the Trumpet
V. The Day That Such a Blessing Gave
VIII. See Nature, Rejoicing, Has Shown Us the Way
I. Symphony – Welcome, Vicegerent of the Mighty King
II. Ah! Mighty Sir, If You to Such Long Absence Are Inclined
III. But Your Blest Presence Now
IV. Your Influous Approach Our Pensive Hope Recalls
VI. All Loyalty and Honour Be
VII. Music the Food of Love
H. Purcell: Why, Why Are All the Muses Mute?, Z. 343
I. Why, Why Are All the Muses Mute?
II. When Should Each Soul Exalted Be?
IV. Look Up, and to Our Isle Returning See
V. Accurs'd Rebellion Reared His Head
VI. Caesar for Milder Virtues Honour'd More
VII. The Many-Headed Beast Is Quelled at Home
IX. O How Blest Is the Isle to Which Caesar Is Given