How wretched is our fate

Name: How wretched is our fate
Description: How wretched is our fate a song by Mr. Barrett on BeMusic

How wretched is our fate a song by Mr. Barrett on BeMusic

Now Does the Glorious Day Appear, Z. 332 "Ode for Queen Mary's Birthday": No. 7, By Beauteous Softness by Jeremiah Clarke, Le Consort, Paul-Antoine Benos-Djian, John Eccles,
Come, Ye Sons of Art Away, Z. 323: No. 5, Strike the viol by Jeremiah Clarke, Le Consort, Paul-Antoine Benos-Djian, John Eccles,
Ode for the Peace of Utrecht: No. 2, Adagio from "With Noise of Cannon" by Jeremiah Clarke, Le Consort, Paul-Antoine Benos-Djian, John Eccles,
The Judgement of Paris: O Ravishing Delight by Jeremiah Clarke, Le Consort, Paul-Antoine Benos-Djian, John Eccles,
Semele: Thunder is heard at a distance by Jeremiah Clarke, Le Consort, Paul-Antoine Benos-Djian, John Eccles,
An Ode on the Death of Mr. Henry Purcell: No. 3, So ceas'd the rival crew by Jeremiah Clarke, Le Consort, Paul-Antoine Benos-Djian, John Eccles,
Now Does the Glorious Day Appear, Z. 332 "Ode for Queen Mary's Birthday": No. 4, Ritornello of the Aria ‟This Does Our Fertile Isle With Glory" by Jeremiah Clarke, Le Consort, Paul-Antoine Benos-Djian, John Eccles,
The Fairy Queen, Z. 629, Act V: O let me weep "The Plaint" by Jeremiah Clarke, Le Consort, Paul-Antoine Benos-Djian, John Eccles,
Fly, Bold Rebellion, Z. 324: No. 7, Be welcome then, great Sir by Jeremiah Clarke, Le Consort, Paul-Antoine Benos-Djian, John Eccles,
Come, come along for a dance and a song: The Glory of the Arcadian Groves by Jeremiah Clarke, Le Consort, Paul-Antoine Benos-Djian, John Eccles,
Oedipus, Z. 583: No. 2, Music for a while by Jeremiah Clarke, Le Consort, Paul-Antoine Benos-Djian, John Eccles,
A Second Musical Entertainment perform'd on St. Cecilia's day: No. 2, Begin the Song! by Jeremiah Clarke, Le Consort, Paul-Antoine Benos-Djian, John Eccles,
Welcome to all the pleasures, Z. 339: No. 3, Here the Deities approve by Jeremiah Clarke, Le Consort, Paul-Antoine Benos-Djian, John Eccles,
How wretched is our fate by Jeremiah Clarke, Le Consort, Paul-Antoine Benos-Djian, John Eccles,
Ye Tuneful numbers: No. 1, Symphony by Jeremiah Clarke, Le Consort, Paul-Antoine Benos-Djian, John Eccles,
Ye Tuneful numbers: No. 3, Air "Tell her I'm wounded" by Jeremiah Clarke, Le Consort, Paul-Antoine Benos-Djian, John Eccles,
Ode for the Peace of Utrecht: No. 5, Duet "Peace is the song" by Jeremiah Clarke, Le Consort, Paul-Antoine Benos-Djian, John Eccles,
Abdelazer, Z. 570: Air in G Minor by Jeremiah Clarke, Le Consort, Paul-Antoine Benos-Djian, John Eccles,
O Solitude, my sweetest choice!, Z. 406 by Jeremiah Clarke, Le Consort, Paul-Antoine Benos-Djian, John Eccles,
King Arthur, Z. 628, Act V: Fairest isle by Jeremiah Clarke, Le Consort, Paul-Antoine Benos-Djian, John Eccles,
Now Does the Glorious Day Appear, Z.332 "Ode for Queen Mary's Birthday": No. 11, Instrumental Introduction to the Chorus ‟Now, Now with One United Voice" by Jeremiah Clarke, Le Consort, Paul-Antoine Benos-Djian, John Eccles,
Come, Ye Sons of Art Away, Z. 323: No. 3, Sound the trumpet by Jeremiah Clarke, Le Consort, Paul-Antoine Benos-Djian, John Eccles,
The Three Ravens by Jeremiah Clarke, Le Consort, Paul-Antoine Benos-Djian, John Eccles,