Bibframe Work

disc 1. Dido & Aeneas (soloists; Les Arts Florissants; William Christie, director)

disc 2. Anthems: Rejoice in the Lord always ; Remember not, Lord, our offences ; Blow up the trumpet in Sion ; Hear my prayer, O Lord ; My heart is inditing ; Funeral sentences (Musique funèbre pour la Reine Mary) ; O Lord God of hosts ; Te Deum (soloists; Collegium Vocale, Philippe Herreweghe, director)

disc. 3. Chamber music: Three parts upon a ground in D ; Sonata no. VI in g minor ; Pavan a 4 (for 3 violins) in g minor ; Chacony a 4 in G minor ; Pavan a 3 in B flat ; Pavan a 3 in g minor ; Pavan a 3 in a minor ; Pavan a 3 in A ; Sonata no VII in e minor ; Sonata no XIII in D ; Overture a 4 in d minor ; Overture a 4 in G ; Overture a 5 in g minor ; Suite a 4 in G (London Baroque).

disc 4. King Arthur : excerpts / libretto: John Dryden (Deller Consort & Choir; The King's Musick, Alfred Deller, director).

disc 5. Music for a while: The plaint ; If music be the food of love ; I attempt from love's sickness ; Fairest Isle ; Sweeter than roses ; Not all my torments ; Thrice happy lovers ; An Evening hymn ; From rosy bow'rs ; O lead me to some peaceful gloom ; Retired from any mortal's sight ; Music for a while ; Since from my dear Astrea's sight ; O Solitude (Alfred Deller, countertenor; Wieland Kuijken, bass viol; William Christie, harpsichord; Roderick Skeaping, baroque violin; Robert Elliott, organ; Jane Ryan, bass viol)

disc. 6. Organ works: Voluntary in G major ; Voluntary in d minor for double organ ; Verse in F major ; Voluntary in C major ; Voluntary in d minor ; Keyboard transcriptions: A ground in gamut [in G major] ; March in C major, from The married beau ; Trumpet tune in C major, from The Indian queen ; Chaconne in g minor, from Timon of Athens ; Trumpet tune in C major, called the Cibell, ; Ground in c minor / sometimes attrib. William Croft

cont. disc 6. Organ works possibly by Blow or Purcell: Voluntary on the Old 100th ; Trumpet voluntary in D major

Six organ voluntaries / John Blow

Seven voluntaries from Melothesia (1673), "For the organ," / Matthew Locke (John Butt).