Purcell: Sweeter than Roses / Britten: Winter Words

Purcell: Sweeter than Roses

Purcell: "Ah! How Sweet it is to Love", Z.613/2

Purcell: Oh! Lead Me to Some Peaceful Gloom

Purcell: Music For A While

Purcell: If Music Be the Food of Love

Purcell: Man, that is for woman made

Purcell: I Attempt From Love's Sickness To Fly In Vain

Purcell: I see she flies me evr'ywhere

Purcell: The Rival Sisters or The Violence of Love z609 - Take not a woman's anger ill

Purcell: Since from dear Astraea's sight

Purcell: A Fool's Preferment, or The Three Dukes of Dunstable, Z.571 - I'll sail upon the Dog-Star

Purcell: Morning Hymn

Purcell: Let the night perish

Purcell: "Lord, what is man, lost man?", Z.192

Purcell: "The earth trembled", Z.197

Purcell: Celebrate this Festival, Z.321 - Birthday Ode for Queen Mary 1693 - Crown the altar, deck the shrine

Purcell: An Evening Hymn, Z 193

Purcell: Musick's Handmaid Book II 1689 - A New Ground

Britten: Winter Words, Op. 52 - At Day Close in November

Britten: Winter Words, Op. 52 - Midnight on the Great Western

Britten: Winter Words, Op. 52 - Wagtail and Baby

Britten: Winter Words, Op. 52 - The Little Old Table

Britten: Winter Words, Op. 52 - The Choirmaster's Burial

Britten: Winter Words, Op. 52 - Proud Songsters

Britten: Winter Words, Op. 52 - At The Railway Station, Upway

Britten: Winter Words, Op. 52 - Before Life and After