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1 CD -
444 339-2 - (p) 1995
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| ENGLAND |
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| Henry PURCELL
(1659-1695) |
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| The
Indian Queen, Z 630 |
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73' 27" |
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Semi-opera
based on a tragedy by John Dryden
& Robert Howard - Masque music
for the Additional Act by
Daniel Purcell (c.1661-1717)
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| First
Music |
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2' 17" |
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| Second
Music |
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2' 06" |
2
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| Overture |
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3' 11" |
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Trumpet
Tune
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0' 40" |
4
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| Prologue |
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8' 46" |
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"Wake Quivera" - (Indian Boy) |
2' 14" |
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5
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"Why should men quarrel?" - (Indian
Girl [Quivera]) |
1' 32" |
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6
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"By ancient prophecies" - (Indian
Boy, Indian Girl) |
4' 17" |
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7
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Trumpet Tune |
0' 43" |
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| Act Two |
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11' 36" |
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| - Symphony |
3' 59" |
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| - "I come to sing
great Zempoalla's story" - (Fame
and chorus) |
1' 20" |
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10
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| - "What flatt'ring
noise is this" - (Envy and Two
Followers) |
0' 38" |
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11
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"Scorn'd Envy, here's nothing" - (Fame,
Envy and Two Followers) |
2' 38" |
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12
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Trumpet Tune |
0' 36" |
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13
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"We come to sing great Zempoalla's
story" - (Chorus) |
0' 39" |
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Dance |
1' 05" |
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15
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Second Act Tune (Trumpet Tune
reprise) |
0' 41" |
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| Act Three |
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20' 02" |
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Dance |
0' 55" |
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"Ye twice ten hundred deities ... By
the croaking of the toad" - (Ismeron) |
4' 48" |
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18
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| - Symphony | "Seek
not to know what must not be
reveal'd" - (God of Dreams) |
3' 43" |
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19
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| - Trumpet Overture |
2' 33" |
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20
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| - "Ah! Ah! How
happy are we!" - (Two Aerial
Spirits) |
2' 02" |
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21
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of the air" - (Four Aerial
Spirits) |
1' 36" |
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22
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Love's sickness to fly in vain" -
(Zempoalla, Four Aerial
Spirits) |
3' 12" |
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23
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1' 13" |
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Act Four
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6' 52" |
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| - "They tell us
that you mighty powers above" - (Orazia) |
5' 31" |
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| - Fourth Act Tune |
1' 21" |
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| Act Five |
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5' 50" |
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| - "While thus we
bow before your shrine" - (Chorus) |
1' 58" |
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| - "You who at the
altar stand ... All dismal sounds"
- (High Priest, chorus) |
3' 52" |
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| Additional Act (Daniel Purcell) |
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11' 52" |
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| - Symphony |
0' 54" |
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| - "To bless the
genial bed with chaste delights
... Come all, come at my call" - (Hymen,
A Follower of Hymen) |
2' 28" |
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30 |
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met him" - (Two Married
People) |
2' 28" |
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31 |
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wedlock soon are past ... Sound,
sound the trumpet" - (Cupid, A
Follower of Cupid) |
3' 46" |
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32 |
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make haste to put on love's
chains" - (Two Followers of
Cupid) |
0' 46" |
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| - Trumpet Air |
"Let loud renown with all her
thousand tongues" - (Chorus) |
1' 30" |
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John
Mark Ainsley, Indian Boy, Fame
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The
Academy of Ancient Music |
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Emma Kirkby, Indian
Girl (Quivera), Zempoalla, Cupid
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Christopher HOGWOOD,
direction |
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David Thomas, Envy,
High Priest, A Married Man
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Gerald Finley, Ismeron,
Hymen
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| Tommy Williams,
God of Dreams |
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Catherine Bott,
Orazia, A Married Woman
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| Libby Crabtree,
A Follower of Hymen |
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| Julian Podger, Simon
Berridge, 2 Followers of Envy |
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| John Mark Ainsley,
Gerald Finley, David Thomas,
3 Followers of Cupid |
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| Julia Podger, John
Mark Ainsley, Libby Crabtree,
Helen Parker, 4 Aerial Spirits |
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Luogo
e data di registrazione |
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Walthamstow
Assembly Hall, London
(Inghilterra) - July 1994 |
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Registrazione:
live / studio |
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studio |
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Producer |
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Chris
Sayers |
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Balance Engineer
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John
Dunkerley |
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Recording Engineer
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Andy
Groves
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Recording Editor |
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Timothy
Bull |
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Publisher |
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novello
& Co. LtD (edited by Margaret
Laurie & Andrew Pinnock for
the Purcell Society)
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Prima Edizione LP |
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Prima Edizione CD |
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L'Oiseau
Lyre - 444 339-2 - (1 CD) - durata
73' 27" - (p) 1995 - DDD |
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Eighteenth-century
Inca princess (detail from a
painting depicting a Corpus
Christi procession) - Archbishop
Palace Museum, Cuzco / E.T.
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