Now does the glorious day appear : Our dear religion
Now does the glorious day appear : Our dear religion a song by Henry Purcell on BeMusic
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Why are all the Muses mute : Opening solo and chorus by
The King's Consort,
Iestyn Davies,
Carolyn Sampson,
Edward Grint,
Charles Daniels,
David de Winter,
Matthew Brook,
Henry Purcell,
Emily Owen,
Robert King,
Hugh Cutting,
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Why are all the Muses mute : Symphony by
The King's Consort,
Iestyn Davies,
Carolyn Sampson,
Edward Grint,
Charles Daniels,
David de Winter,
Matthew Brook,
Henry Purcell,
Emily Owen,
Robert King,
Hugh Cutting,
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Why are all the Muses mute : When should each soul exalted be by
The King's Consort,
Iestyn Davies,
Carolyn Sampson,
Edward Grint,
Charles Daniels,
David de Winter,
Matthew Brook,
Henry Purcell,
Emily Owen,
Robert King,
Hugh Cutting,
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Why are all the Muses mute : Britain, thou now art great by
The King's Consort,
Iestyn Davies,
Carolyn Sampson,
Edward Grint,
Charles Daniels,
David de Winter,
Matthew Brook,
Henry Purcell,
Emily Owen,
Robert King,
Hugh Cutting,
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Why are all the Muses mute : Look up, and to our Isle returning see by
The King's Consort,
Iestyn Davies,
Carolyn Sampson,
Edward Grint,
Charles Daniels,
David de Winter,
Matthew Brook,
Henry Purcell,
Emily Owen,
Robert King,
Hugh Cutting,
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Why are all the Muses mute : Accurs'd rebellion reared his head by
The King's Consort,
Iestyn Davies,
Carolyn Sampson,
Edward Grint,
Charles Daniels,
David de Winter,
Matthew Brook,
Henry Purcell,
Emily Owen,
Robert King,
Hugh Cutting,
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Why are all the Muses mute : So Jove, scarce settled in his sky by
The King's Consort,
Iestyn Davies,
Carolyn Sampson,
Edward Grint,
Charles Daniels,
David de Winter,
Matthew Brook,
Henry Purcell,
Emily Owen,
Robert King,
Hugh Cutting,
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Why are all the Muses mute : Minuet - Caesar, for milder virtues by
The King's Consort,
Iestyn Davies,
Carolyn Sampson,
Edward Grint,
Charles Daniels,
David de Winter,
Matthew Brook,
Henry Purcell,
Emily Owen,
Robert King,
Hugh Cutting,
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Why are all the Muses mute : The many headed beast is quelled by
The King's Consort,
Iestyn Davies,
Carolyn Sampson,
Edward Grint,
Charles Daniels,
David de Winter,
Matthew Brook,
Henry Purcell,
Emily Owen,
Robert King,
Hugh Cutting,
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Why are all the Muses mute : In the equal balance laid by
The King's Consort,
Iestyn Davies,
Carolyn Sampson,
Edward Grint,
Charles Daniels,
David de Winter,
Matthew Brook,
Henry Purcell,
Emily Owen,
Robert King,
Hugh Cutting,
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Why are all the Muses mute : O, how blest is the isle by
The King's Consort,
Iestyn Davies,
Carolyn Sampson,
Edward Grint,
Charles Daniels,
David de Winter,
Matthew Brook,
Henry Purcell,
Emily Owen,
Robert King,
Hugh Cutting,
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Now does the glorious day appear : Symphony by
The King's Consort,
Iestyn Davies,
Carolyn Sampson,
Edward Grint,
Charles Daniels,
David de Winter,
Matthew Brook,
Henry Purcell,
Emily Owen,
Robert King,
Hugh Cutting,
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Now does the glorious day appear : Opening chorus by
The King's Consort,
Iestyn Davies,
Carolyn Sampson,
Edward Grint,
Charles Daniels,
David de Winter,
Matthew Brook,
Henry Purcell,
Emily Owen,
Robert King,
Hugh Cutting,
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Now does the glorious day appear : Not any one such joy could bring by
The King's Consort,
Iestyn Davies,
Carolyn Sampson,
Edward Grint,
Charles Daniels,
David de Winter,
Matthew Brook,
Henry Purcell,
Emily Owen,
Robert King,
Hugh Cutting,
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Now does the glorious day appear : This does our fertile isle by
The King's Consort,
Iestyn Davies,
Carolyn Sampson,
Edward Grint,
Charles Daniels,
David de Winter,
Matthew Brook,
Henry Purcell,
Emily Owen,
Robert King,
Hugh Cutting,
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Now does the glorious day appear : Opening chorus (reprise) by
The King's Consort,
Iestyn Davies,
Carolyn Sampson,
Edward Grint,
Charles Daniels,
David de Winter,
Matthew Brook,
Henry Purcell,
Emily Owen,
Robert King,
Hugh Cutting,
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Now does the glorious day appear : It was a work of full as great a weight by
The King's Consort,
Iestyn Davies,
Carolyn Sampson,
Edward Grint,
Charles Daniels,
David de Winter,
Matthew Brook,
Henry Purcell,
Emily Owen,
Robert King,
Hugh Cutting,
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Now does the glorious day appear : By beauteous softness mix'd with majesty by
The King's Consort,
Iestyn Davies,
Carolyn Sampson,
Edward Grint,
Charles Daniels,
David de Winter,
Matthew Brook,
Henry Purcell,
Emily Owen,
Robert King,
Hugh Cutting,
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Now does the glorious day appear : Her hero to whose conduct by
The King's Consort,
Iestyn Davies,
Carolyn Sampson,
Edward Grint,
Charles Daniels,
David de Winter,
Matthew Brook,
Henry Purcell,
Emily Owen,
Robert King,
Hugh Cutting,
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Now does the glorious day appear : Our dear religion by
The King's Consort,
Iestyn Davies,
Carolyn Sampson,
Edward Grint,
Charles Daniels,
David de Winter,
Matthew Brook,
Henry Purcell,
Emily Owen,
Robert King,
Hugh Cutting,
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Now does the glorious day appear : No more shall we the great Eliza boast by
The King's Consort,
Iestyn Davies,
Carolyn Sampson,
Edward Grint,
Charles Daniels,
David de Winter,
Matthew Brook,
Henry Purcell,
Emily Owen,
Robert King,
Hugh Cutting,
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Now does the glorious day appear : Now, now with one united voice by
The King's Consort,
Iestyn Davies,
Carolyn Sampson,
Edward Grint,
Charles Daniels,
David de Winter,
Matthew Brook,
Henry Purcell,
Emily Owen,
Robert King,
Hugh Cutting,
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Welcome, glorious morn : Symphony by
The King's Consort,
Iestyn Davies,
Carolyn Sampson,
Edward Grint,
Charles Daniels,
David de Winter,
Matthew Brook,
Henry Purcell,
Emily Owen,
Robert King,
Hugh Cutting,
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Welcome, glorious morn : Opening solo and chorus by
The King's Consort,
Iestyn Davies,
Carolyn Sampson,
Edward Grint,
Charles Daniels,
David de Winter,
Matthew Brook,
Henry Purcell,
Emily Owen,
Robert King,
Hugh Cutting,
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Welcome, glorious morn : At thy return the joyful earth by
The King's Consort,
Iestyn Davies,
Carolyn Sampson,
Edward Grint,
Charles Daniels,
David de Winter,
Matthew Brook,
Henry Purcell,
Emily Owen,
Robert King,
Hugh Cutting,
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Welcome, glorious morn : Welcome as when three happy kingdoms strove by
The King's Consort,
Iestyn Davies,
Carolyn Sampson,
Edward Grint,
Charles Daniels,
David de Winter,
Matthew Brook,
Henry Purcell,
Emily Owen,
Robert King,
Hugh Cutting,
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Welcome, glorious morn : The mighty goddess of this wealthy isle by
The King's Consort,
Iestyn Davies,
Carolyn Sampson,
Edward Grint,
Charles Daniels,
David de Winter,
Matthew Brook,
Henry Purcell,
Emily Owen,
Robert King,
Hugh Cutting,
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Welcome, glorious morn : Full of wonder and delight by
The King's Consort,
Iestyn Davies,
Carolyn Sampson,
Edward Grint,
Charles Daniels,
David de Winter,
Matthew Brook,
Henry Purcell,
Emily Owen,
Robert King,
Hugh Cutting,
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Welcome, glorious morn : And lo, a sacred fury - To lofty strains by
The King's Consort,
Iestyn Davies,
Carolyn Sampson,
Edward Grint,
Charles Daniels,
David de Winter,
Matthew Brook,
Henry Purcell,
Emily Owen,
Robert King,
Hugh Cutting,
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Welcome, glorious morn : My prayers are heard - I see the round years by
The King's Consort,
Iestyn Davies,
Carolyn Sampson,
Edward Grint,
Charles Daniels,
David de Winter,
Matthew Brook,
Henry Purcell,
Emily Owen,
Robert King,
Hugh Cutting,
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Welcome, glorious morn : He to the field by Honour call'd shall go by
The King's Consort,
Iestyn Davies,
Carolyn Sampson,
Edward Grint,
Charles Daniels,
David de Winter,
Matthew Brook,
Henry Purcell,
Emily Owen,
Robert King,
Hugh Cutting,
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Welcome, glorious morn : Whilst undisturb'd his happy Consort reigns by
The King's Consort,
Iestyn Davies,
Carolyn Sampson,
Edward Grint,
Charles Daniels,
David de Winter,
Matthew Brook,
Henry Purcell,
Emily Owen,
Robert King,
Hugh Cutting,
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Welcome, glorious morn : Sound all ye spheres by
The King's Consort,
Iestyn Davies,
Carolyn Sampson,
Edward Grint,
Charles Daniels,
David de Winter,
Matthew Brook,
Henry Purcell,
Emily Owen,
Robert King,
Hugh Cutting,