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19 songs:
- How gay that air, yet how serene. - Voice, harpsichord, optional flute
- Say curious painter can thy art angelic beauty give? - Voice, harpsichord, optional flute. Words by Matthew Prior.
- Not, Chloris, that I juster am - Voice, harpsichord, optional flute
- Drink to me only with thine eyes - Voice, harpsichord, optional flute. Words by Ben Jonson.
- Forgive, thou fairest of thy kind - Voice, harpsichord, optional flute. Words by Joseph Thurston.
- Phillis, with her enchanting voice - voice harpsichord. Words by a lady.
- In pity, Sophy, to my pain - voice, harpsichord. Words by a gentleman.
- Since my Chloe you ask me what life I would choose - voice, harpsichord. Words by Jos. Thurston.
- On a Lady Weeping. See, whilst thou weep'st dear Myra, see - voice, harpsichord. Words by Matthew Prior
- Bless'd be those sweetly shining eyes - voice, harpsichord.
- Thyrsis belove'd of all the plain - voice, harpsichord, optional flute. Words by a lady.
- When first my Phillis did appear - voice, 2 flutes/violins, harpsichord. Words by a gentleman.
- My days have been so wond'rous free - voice, harpsichord. Words by Thomas Parnell.
- A man that's neither high no low in party or in stature - voice, 2 flutes, 2 violins, continuo. Words by a lady.
- Hard is the fate of him who loves - voice, 2 flutes/violins, continuo. Words by James Thomson.
- At Windsor, where Thames glides so smoothly along - voice, 2 flutes/violins, continuo. Words by a gentleman.
- Tell me, thou soul of her I love - voice, 2 flutes/violins, continuo. Words by James Thomson.
- To the Rose. Come, lyrist, tune thy harp and play - voice, 2 flutes/violins, continuo. Words by a gentleman.
- The mind of bright Sukey's a jewel - voice, 2 flutes/violins, continuo.
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Instrumentation
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voice, harpsichord; voice, flute, continuo; voice, 2 violins, continuo; voice, 2 flutes, 2 violins, continuo
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