Ah! how Sweet it is to Love

HENRY PURCELL:
1 Ah! how Sweet it is to Love (4´19"")
JOHN ECCLES:
2 Stay, Ah turn * (2´56"")
3 Love is an empty, airy name * (2´57"")
HENRY PURCELL:
4 I Sigh\'d and owned my Love (3´17"")
5 Celia is soft * (Clarke) (3´30"")
JOHN ECCLES:
6 If I hear Orinda Swear * (Eccles) (1´44"")
JEREMIAH CLARKE:
7 Long has Pastora rul\'d the Plain * (3´37"")
HENRY PURCELL:
8 Sweeter than Roses (2´47"")
Suite in D minor - Harpsichord solo
9 I. Almand, very slow. (4´13"")
10 II. Corant. (1´34"")
11 III. Hornpipe. (0´43"")
JOHN ECCLES:
12 E\'er since you came into my Sight * (0´34"")
13 My Lover has an inconstant Mind * (0´33"")
14 I\'ll hurry thee hence * (1´45"")
15 I burn, my Brain consumes to Ashes (3´43"")
HENRY PURCELL:
16 Whilst l with Grief did on you look (2´47"")
17 Oh! how you protest (1´59"")
18 \'Twas within a Furlong of Edinborough town (1´14"")
19 Man is for the Woman made (1´05"")
JEREMIAH CLARKE:
20 So sweets the charms of Love (1´45"")
Suite in F minor * - Harpsichord solo
21 I. Aire. (0´56"")
22 II. Gavott. (0´47"")
23 III. Hornpipe. (0´41"")
24 IV. A Farewell. (2´04"")
HENRY PURCELL:
25 Ah me! to many deaths decreed (3´12"")
JEREMIAH CLARKE:
26 Alas, here lies the poor Alonzo Slain * (1´43"")
HENRY PURCELL:
27 Oh! lead me to some peaceful Gloom (Purcell) (2´37"")
JEREMIAH CLARKE:
28 Divine Astrea hither flew * (1´02"")
29 Lord, what\'s come to my Mother * (1´57"")
30 I\'se no more to Shady Coverts * (2´20"")
HENRY PURCELL:
31 Lads and Lasses, blith and gay (1´21"")
JEREMIAH CLARKE:
32 Jockey was a dawdy Lad * (1´55"")
33 The Bonny grey Ey\'d Morn * (2´14"")
34 Jockey was as brisk and blith a Lad * (1´39"")