Timothy Penrose, English Baroque Soloists, John Eliot Gardiner, Генри Пёрселл — Purcell: The Fairy Queen, Z.629 / Act 2 - No.16 "One charming night"

Gabrieli: Symphoniae Sacrae II, 1615 - Buccinate in neomenia a 19

Gabrieli: Symphoniae Sacrae II, 1615 - In ecclesiis a 14

Gabrieli: Symphoniae Sacrae II, 1615 - Jubilate Deo a 10

Handel : Semele : Act 1 "Lucky omens bless our rites" [Chorus] "Daughter obey" [Cadmus, Athamas]

Handel : Semele : Act 1 "Ah me! What refuge now is left me?" "O Jove! in pity teach me which to choose" [Semele] "Alas, she yields" [Ino, Athamas]

Handel : Semele : Act 1 "Why dost thou untimely grieve" [Cadmus, Ino, Athamas, Semele]

Handel : Semele HWV58 : Act 1 "Avert these omens, all ye pow'rs!" [Chorus] "Again auspicious flashes rise" [Cadmus] "Thy aid, pronubial Juno" [Athamas, Semele]

Handel : Semele : Act 1 "Oh Athamas; what torture hast thou borne!" [Athamas] "Turn, hopeless lover" [Ino] "Ah me, what have I heard!" [Athamas]

Handel : Semele : Act 1 "You've undone me" [Ino, Athamas]

Handel : Semele : Act 1 "Ah, wretched prince" [Cadmus, Athamas] "Wing'd with our fears" [Cadmus]

Amphion Anglicus, .: Ah, Heav´n! What is´t I Hear?, from Ode On St. Cecilia´s Day

Amphion Anglicus, .: Loving Above Himself

Amphion Anglicus, .: If I My Celia Could Persuade

Amphion Anglicus, .: Why Weeps Asteria?

Amphion Anglicus, .: The Spheres, Those Instruments Divine, from Ode On St. Cecilia´s Day

Amphion Anglicus, .: Hark! How The Waken´d strings Resound, from Ode On St. Cecilia´s Day