Purcell: The Indian Queen
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Discovering the (Baroque) Indies. This subject, synonymous with exoticism throughout 17th-century Europe, pitted Aztecs and Incas against each other in a play; Purcell died before he could complete the musical score. Yet this stage entertainment stands out as a "swan song" of exceptional beauty.Buy Purcell: The Indian Queen at the best price
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Disc 1
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The Indian Queen, Z. 630: Overture
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The Indian Queen, Z. 630: Prologue
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The Indian Queen, Z. 630, Acte I: "Wake, Quivera, wake" (Boy)
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The Indian Queen, Acte II: Symphony
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The Indian Queen, Acte II: "I come to sing" (Fame and chorus)
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The Indian Queen, Acte II: "What flattering noise" (Envy and two followers)
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The Indian Queen, Acte II: "Begone" (Fame)
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The Indian Queen, Acte III: Symphony
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The Indian Queen, Acte III: "Ye twice ten hundred deities" (Ismeron)
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The Indian Queen, Acte III: "Seek not to know" (God of dreams)
Disc 2
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The Indian Queen, Acte III: Trumpet overture
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The Indian Queen, Acte III: "Ah! how happy we are". "We the spirits of the air" (Aerial spirits)
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The Indian Queen, Acte III: "I attempt to love's sickness" (Aerial spirits)
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The Indian Queen, Acte III: "We the spirits of the air" (Aerial spirits)
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The Indian Queen, Acte IV: "They tell us" (Ozaria)
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The Indian Queen, Acte V: "While thus" (Chorus)
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Timon of Athens: Overture
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Timon of Athens: "Hark! how the songsters of the grove"
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Timon of Athens: "Come all, come all to me"
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Timon of Athens: "The care of lovers"