Classical Kirkby - Orpheus and Corina

Legousin hai gunaikes (Anacreon)

Away, away, Anacreon (Anacreon's Ode Englished): Away, away, Anacreon ['Anacreon's Ode Englished']

Anacreon's Ode, call'd the Lute (Original Greek)

Diffugere nives (Horace, Odes IV, 7)

Anacreon's Ode, call'd the Lute (English'd, to be sung by a Basse alone): Anacreon's Ode, call'd the Lute ['English'd, to be sung by a Basse alone]

When to her lute Corrina sings

O Venus, daughter of the mighty Jove (Sappho to the Goddess of Love): Sappho to the Goddess of Love

Corinna now you'r young and gay

Hero and Leander (nor com'st thou yet)

So beautie on the waters stood

Integer vitae (Horace, Odes I, 22)

Orpheus with his lute

Orpheus' Hymn to God

Happy the man who, languishing (Sappho to the Goddess of Beauty): Sappho to the Goddess of Beauty

Stop, O ye waves

An answer to Orpheus and Euridice (the Words by a lady)

Orpheus and Euridice (When Orpheus went down to the Regions below): When Orpheus went down to the Regions below

At dead low ebb of night (a tale out of Anacreon): At dead low ebb of night ['a tale out of Anacreon']