Orpheus I Am (The Mad Lover)

Name: Orpheus I Am (The Mad Lover)
Description: Orpheus I Am (The Mad Lover) a song by Robert Johnson on BeMusic

Orpheus I Am (The Mad Lover) a song by Robert Johnson on BeMusic

Orpheus I Am (The Mad Lover) by FRANCESCO RASI,
La lira d'Orfeo: Ma, divertim'io voglio by FRANCESCO RASI,
Orpheus with His Lute by FRANCESCO RASI,
Come, Woeful Orpheus (Arr. for Chamber Ensemble) by FRANCESCO RASI,
Allerhand Oden und Lieder: No. 5, Als Orpheus schlug sein Instrument by FRANCESCO RASI,
Euridice: Antri, ch'a' miei lamenti by FRANCESCO RASI,
Opitianischer Orpheus, Pt. 1: No. 7, Nachklang by FRANCESCO RASI,
Le varie musiche: Al fonte, al prato by FRANCESCO RASI,
Madrigali di diversi autori: Filli mia, Filli dolce by FRANCESCO RASI,
L'Orfeo, SV 318: Vi ricorda, ò boschi amorosi by FRANCESCO RASI,
Orfeo: Fantasie. Les pleurs d'Orphée (Arr. for 3 Recorders & Organ) by FRANCESCO RASI,
Bookes of Ayres, Book 3: Breake Now My Heart and Dye, Oh No, She May Relent by FRANCESCO RASI,
Bookes of Ayres, Book 3: Oft Have I Sigh'd for Him That Heares Me Not by FRANCESCO RASI,
Euridice: Non piango e non sospiro by FRANCESCO RASI,
Opitianischer Orpheus, Pt. 1: No. 4, Jetzund kommt die Nacht herbei by FRANCESCO RASI,
Passagagli by FRANCESCO RASI,
The Prophetess, Z. 627 "The History of Dioclesian": Charon the Peaceful Shade Invites by FRANCESCO RASI,
L'Orfeo dolente: Sinfonia - Numi d'Abisso by FRANCESCO RASI,
Ricercate e altri varij capricci, Book 2: Toccata seconda (Arr. for Baroque Harp) by FRANCESCO RASI,
L'Orfeo, SV 318: Qual onor di te fia degno by FRANCESCO RASI,
Le trésor d'Orphée: No. 4, Prélude by FRANCESCO RASI,
Opitianischer Orpheus, Pt. 2: No. 4, Ach Liebste, lass uns eilen by FRANCESCO RASI,
Euridice: Gioite al canto mio, selve frondose by FRANCESCO RASI,
Newe teutsche weltliche Madrigalia und Balletten: Orpheus die Harfen schlug so fein (Arr. for Chamber Ensemble) by FRANCESCO RASI,
La lira d'Orfeo: Al suon di questa lira by FRANCESCO RASI,
Opitianischer Orpheus, Pt. 1: No. 3, Wann sich der werte Gast by FRANCESCO RASI,
The Bird Fancyer's Delight: The Indian Nightingale (Arr. for Chamber Ensemble) by FRANCESCO RASI,