J. Haydn: The Seasons, H. 21, No. 3
Pt. 1 - Introduction - "Behold where surly winter flies"
"Be propitious"
"Spring, her lovely charms unfolding"
"God of light!"
Pt. 2 - Introduction - "Her face in dewy veil conceal'd" - "From out the fold the shepherd drives"
"The sun ascends"
"Behold! Slow settling o'er the lurid grove"
"Now cease the conflicts fierce of winds"
"What by varied blossoms"
"Thus nature, ever kind, rewards"
"Behold, now to the hazel woods"
"Ye gay and painted fair, oh come"
"Here ever closing rings compel" - "Hark! Hark! The mountains resound"
"The vineyard now its wealth displays" - "Joyful, joyful the liquor flows"
"Now sinks the pale declining year"
"As he draws nigh, as yet appall'd" - "Let the wheel move gaily"
"A wealthy lord, who long had lov'd"
"Then breaks that great and glorious day"