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The Fairy Queen, Z. 629 | |
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Act I: Come, come, come let us leave this town (So |
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Act I: Fill up the bowl, then… (Blindfolded Poet, |
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Act I: First Act Tune: Jig |
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Act II: Come all ye songsters of the sky (High Ten |
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Act II: Dance for the followers of night |
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Act II: Hush, no more, be silent all (Sleep, Choru |
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Act II: I am come to lock all fast (Mystery) |
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Act II: May the God of Wit inspire (High Tenor, Te |
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Act II: Now join your warbling voices all (Chorus) |
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Act II: One charming night (Secrecy) |
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Act II: Second Act Tune: Air |
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Act II: See, even Night herself is here (Night) |
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Act II: Sing while we trip it upon the green (Fair |
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Act II: Symphony in imitation of an echo |
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Act II: Symphony in imitation of birds |
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Act III: A thousand, thousand ways we'll find (Hig |
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Act III: Dance for the fairies |
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Act III: Dance for the green men |
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Act III: Dance for the haymakers |
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Act III: If love's a sweet passion (Nymph, Chorus, |
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Act III: Now the maids and the men are making of h |
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Act III: Symphony while the swans come forward |
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Act III: Third Act Tune: Hornpipe |
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Act III: When I have often heard young maids compl |
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Act III: Ye gentle spirits of the air, appear! (Ny |
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First Music: Hornpipe |
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First Music: Prelude |
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Second Music: Air |
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Second Music: Overture |
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Second Music: Rondeau |
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The Fairy Queen, Z. 629 | |
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Act IV: Fourth Tune: Air |
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Act IV: Hail! Great parent of us all (Chorus) |
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Act IV: Hail! Great parent of us all (Chorus) |
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Act IV: Here's the Summer, sprightly, gay (Summer) |
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Act IV: Let the fifes and the clarions and shrill |
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Act IV: Next Winter comes slowly, pale (Winter) |
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Act IV: Now the night is chased away (First Attend |
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Act IV: See my many coloure'd fields (Autumn) |
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Act IV: Symphony |
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Act IV: Symphony for the entry of Phoebus |
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Act IV: Thus the ever grateful Spring (Spring) |
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Act IV: When a cruel long winter has frozen the ea |
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Act V: Chaconne |
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Act V: Entry Dance |
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Act V: Hark! How all things with one sound rejoice |
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Act V: Hark! The echoing air a triumph sings (Firs |
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Act V: Monkey's Dance |
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Act V: O let me ever, ever weep (Nymph) |
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Act V: Prelude as Hymen enters |
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Act V: See, see I obey (Hymen, Two Chinese Women) |
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Act V: Sure the dull God of Marriage does not hear |
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Act V: Symphony |
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Act V: They shall be as happy as they're fair (Two |
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Act V: Thrice happy lovers (Juno) |
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Act V: Thus happy and free (Chinese Woman, Chorus) |
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Act V: Thus the gloomy world (Chinese Man) |
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Act V: Yes, Daphne (Chinese Man) |
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