English Renaissance and Baroque Music Edition

Venus and Adonis: Prologue: Overture

Venus and Adonis: Prologue: Cupid's Entry

Venus and Adonis: Prologue: Behold my arrows and my bow (Cupid)

Venus and Adonis: Prologue: Come shepherd's all, let's sing and play (Cupid, Choir)

Venus and Adonis: Prologue: Cupid's Entry (da capo)

Venus and Adonis: Act I: Introduction

Venus and Adonis: Act I: Venus... - Adonis... / Come follow to the noblest game

Venus and Adonis: Act I: Entry - a dance by a huntsman

Venus and Adonis: Act II: Introduction

Venus and Adonis: Act II: You place with such delicate care / The insolent, the arrogant

Venus and Adonis: Act II: Dance of the Cupids

Venus and Adonis: Act II: Call the Graces! / Mortals below, Cupids above

Venus and Adonis: Act II: Dance of the Graces

Venus and Adonis: Act II: Gavotte

Venus and Adonis: Act II: Saraband for the Graces

Venus and Adonis: Act II: A Ground

Venus and Adonis: Act III: Introduction

Venus and Adonis: Act III: Adonis, Adonis

Venus and Adonis: Act III: With solemn pomp let mourning Cupids bear

Cupid and Death: First Entry: Cupid: Curtain Music

Cupid and Death: First Entry: Cupid: Are all things in their preparation?

Cupid and Death: First Entry: Cupid: Entrance of Cupid and his Train of Folly and Madness

Cupid and Death: First Entry: Cupid: Song (Soprano): "Though little be the God of love"/Chorus: "Thus Love can fiery spirits tame"

Cupid and Death: Second Entry: Death: Suite of Dances

Cupid and Death: Second Entry: Death: Death's Entrance Dance

Cupid and Death: Second Entry: Death: Holla, within

Cupid and Death: Second Entry: Death: Song (Soprano): "Victorious men of Earth" - Chorus: "He hath at will"

Cupid and Death: Third Entry: The Exchange of Arrows: Suite of Dances

Cupid and Death: Third Entry: The Exchange of Arrows: Ho master

Cupid and Death: Third Entry: The Exchange of Arrows: Song (Soprano): "Stay, Cupid, wither art thou flying?" - Chorus: "O let the weeping virgins strow"

Cupid and Death: Fourth Entry: Distraught Nature: Suite of Dances

Cupid and Death: Fourth Entry: Distraught Nature: Nature's Entrance and Aria: "Fly, fly my children"

Cupid and Death: Fourth Entry: Distraught Nature: Old Men and Women Dance

Cupid and Death: Fourth Entry: Distraught Nature: Song (Bass): "What will it, Death, advance thy name" - Chorus: "O Love! O Death!"

Cupid and Death: Fourth Entry: Distraught Nature: Soldier's Dance (The Hector's Dance)

Cupid and Death: Fourth Entry: Distraught Nature: Nature's Song: "Change, o change your fatal bows" - Chorus: "Take pity, gods!"

Cupid and Death: Fifth Entry: Mercury Descends: Suite of Dances

Cupid and Death: Fifth Entry: Mercury Descends: Chamberlain's and Apes' Entrance and Aria: "O yes ..."

Cupid and Death: Fifth Entry: Mercury Descends: Apes and Satyr Dance

Cupid and Death: Fifth Entry: Mercury Descends: A Symphony for Mercury's Entrance

Cupid and Death: Fifth Entry: Mercury Descends: Mercury's Aria: "Hence ye profane"

Cupid and Death: Fifth Entry: Mercury Descends: Cupid, Mercury, Death, Nature: "I am here. What send the gods by Mercury?

Cupid and Death: Fifth Entry: Mercury Descends: Music for Elysium Nature, Mercury: "Where am I?"

Cupid and Death: Fifth Entry: Mercury Descends: Song (Soprano, Bass): "Open bless'd Elysian grove" - Chorus: "If this place be not heaven" - Nature, Mercury: "O who shall guide me hence?"

Cupid and Death: Fifth Entry: Mercury Descends: The Grand Dance

Cupid and Death: Fifth Entry: Mercury Descends: Mercury's Aria: "Return, return you happy men"

Cupid and Death: Fifth Entry: Mercury Descends: Chorus: "Like a perfurming gale o' er flowers"

Missa sine nomine "The Mean Mass" (for 5 voices): Gloria

Missa sine nomine "The Mean Mass" (for 5 voices): Credo

Missa sine nomine "The Mean Mass" (for 5 voices): Sanctus et Benedictus