Purcell, H: Dido and Aeneas

Preface/Vorwort - Editorial Notes/Revisionsbericht - Textual Notes/Einzelanmerkungen - Dido and Aeneas: - 1. Shake the cloud - 2. Banish sorrow - 3. Ah! Belinda - 4. Grief increases by concealing - 5. When monarchs unite - 6. Whence could so much virtue spring - 7./8. Fear no danger to ensue - 9. See, your royal guest appears - 10. Cupid only throws the dart - 11. If not for mine - 12. Pursue thy conquest, Love - 13. A Dance Gittars Chacony - 14. To the hills and the vales - 15. The Triumphing Dance - 16. Wayward sisters - 17. Harm's our delight - 18. The Queen of Carthage - 19. Ho ho ho - 20. Ruin'd ere the set of sun? - 21. Ho ho ho - 22. But ere we this perfrom - 23. In our deep vaulted cell - 24. Echo Dance of Furies - 25. Ritornelle - 26./27. Thanks to these lonesome vales - 28. Gitter ground a Dance - 29. Oft she visits this loved mountain - 30. Behold, upon my bending spear - 31. Haste, haste to town - 32. Stay, Prince, and hear - 33. Ritornelle - 34. Come away, fellow sailors - 35. The Sailors Dance - 36. See, see the flags - 37. Our next motion - 38. Destruction's our delight - 39. The Witches Dance - 40. Your counsel all is urg'd in vain - 41. Great minds against themselves conspire - 42. Thy hand, Belinda - 43. When I am laid in earth - 44. With drooping wings