HENRY PURCELL

Two Latin Motets

1

Johova, quam multi sunt hostes mei

5:59

Simon Berridge tenor

Simon Birchall bass

2

Miserere mei

1:10

Funeral Sentences

3

Man that is born of a woman

2:38

4

In the midst of life

4:49

5

Thou knowest, Lord, the secrets of our hearts (first setting)

3:31

Elegy on the Death of Queen Mary

6

Incassum, Lesbia, incassum rogas

7:14

Ode for Queen Mary's Birthday, 1692 Love's goddess sure was blind

7

Symphony

5:06

8

Love's goddess sure was blind this day

3:00

Simon Berridge

9

Those eyes that form, that lofty mien

1:21

Simon Birchall

10

Sweetness of nature, and true wit

2:44

Simon Berridge tenor I

Neil MacKenzie tenor II

David Woodcock violin

Helen Orsler violin

11

Long may she reign over this Isle

2:47

Libby Crabtree soprano

12

May her blest example chase

2:02

Neil MacKenzie

13

Many such days may she behold

3:08

Simon Berridge

Simon Birchall

14

May she to heaven late return

2:58

Elegy on the Death of Queen Mary

15

O dive custos auricae domus

6:38

Carys Lane soprano duet

Libby Crabtree soprano duet

The Complete Funeral Music for Queen Mary (1695) Order of Service at The Burial of the Dead

JAMES PAISIBLE

16

The Queen's Farewell

4:29

HENRY PURCELL

17

March

1:43

THOMAS TOLLETT

18

The Queen's Farewell

2:51

HENRY PURCELL

19

March

1:29

THOMAS MORLEY

20

I am the resurrection and the life

1:20

21

I know that my redeemer liveth

1:37

22

We brought nothing into this world

1:41

23

Man that is born of a woman

1:14

24

In the midst of life

1:23

HENRY PURCELL

25

Thos knowest, Lord, the secrets of our hearts

1:57

26

Canzona

2:28

THOMAS MORLEY

27

I heard a voice from heaven

1:33

Harry Christophers