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Henry Purcell

Z 328

Hail, bright Cecilia!

Ode 1692. Time: 50'00.

Ode for St. Cecilia's Day. There are four works with this name. They have Z numbers 328, 329, 334 and 339. They are dated from resp. 1692, 1683, 1685(?) and 1683. Z329 has a latin text, the other three english.

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1	Symphony (Overture)	8:30
2	Hail, bright Cecilia!	4:00
3	Hark, hark, each tree its silence breaks	4:00
4	Tis Nature's voice (Alto Solo)	4:00

5	Soul of the World (Chorus)	2:00
6	Thou tun'st this world below, the spheres above	4:30
7	With that sublime celestial lay	2:30
8	Wondrous machine! (Bass Solo)	2:15

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Carter, Jay

4 Tis Nature's voice (Alto Solo)

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