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If Music Be the Food of Love by Peter Pears

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• Artist:Peter Pears
• Media:Audio CD
• Label: Documents
• Released: 25 August 2008
• Barcode: 4011222311344
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• • Introduction - Girls' Choir of Sir John Leman School
  • The birth of Nicolas
  • Nicolas devotes himself to God
  • He journeys to Palestine
  • Nicolas comes to Myra and is chosen Bishop
  • Nicolas from prison
  • Nicolas and the pickled boys
  • His piety and marvellous works
  • The death of Nicolas
  • Nr. 1: Procession
  • Nr. 2: Wolcum Yole
  • Nr. 3: There is no rose
  • Nr. 4: That yonge child
  • Nr. 5: Balulalow
  • Nr. 6: As dew in Aprille
  • Nr. 7: This little babe
  • Nr. 8: Interlude
  • Nr. 9: In freezing winter night
  • Nr. 10: Spring carol
  • Nr. 11: Deo gracias - Adam lay ibounden
  • Nr. 12: Recession
  • A boy was born
  • Variation 1: Lullaby, Jesu
  • Variation 2: Herod
  • Variation 3: Jesu, as thou art our saviour
  • Variation 4: The Three Kings
  • Variation 5: In the bleak mid-winter
  • Variation 6: Finale - Noel!
  • Rome is now ruled by the Etruscan upstart (1. Akt)
  • It is an axiom among kings
  • Here the thirsty evening
  • Who reaches heaven first
  • Maria was unmasked a masked ball
  • Collatinus is politically astute
  • There goes a happy man!
  • Tarquinius does not dare
  • My horse! My horse!... Tarquinius does not wait
  • Their spinning-wheel unwinds
  • Listen! I heard a knock
  • Time treads upon the hand of women
  • The oatmeal slippers of sleep
  • The prosperity of the Etruscans (2. Akt)
  • She sleeps as a rose
  • Within this frail crucible of light
  • Lucretia!.... What do you want?
  • Interlude: Here in this scene you see
  • Oh! What a lovely day!
  • We'll leave the orchids for Lucretia
  • Flowers bring to every year
  • You were right
  • Lucretia! Lucretia!
  • Last night Tarquinius ravished me
  • This dead hand lets fall
  • Epilogue: Is it all?
  • There you are again, Master-at-Arms (2. Akt)
  • O this cursed mist!
  • Claggart, John Claggart, beware!
  • Master-at-Arms and foretopman
  • God o'mercy!
  • Great God! For what reason?
  • William Budd, you are accused
  • Poor fellow, who could save him?
  • Dawn
  • Sunday morning
  • Moonlight
  • Storm
  • Passacaglia
  • Theme: Full orchestra, woodwind, brass, strings, percussion
  • Variations : Flutes & Piccolo
  • Oboes
  • Clarinets
  • Bassoons
  • Violins
  • Violas
  • Cellos
  • Double basses
  • Harp
  • Horns
  • Trumpets
  • Trombones & Bass Tuba
  • Percussions
  • Fugue
  • Sweep! Sweep!
  • Sweep this chimney
  • Now, little white boy!
  • Pull the rope gently untli he is free!
  • Is he wounded?
  • Sooty tracks
  • Run, poor sweep-boy
  • The kettles are singing
  • O why do you weep
  • Pantomime - Ah!.. Blackguards!
  • Help! Help! She's collapsed!
  • The owl, wide-winging through the sky
  • Soon the coach will carry you away
  • Morning, Sammy! Lovely weather
  • Ready Alfred?
  • Coaching song: The horses are champing
  • It is a curious story (Prolog)
  • Nearly there (1. Akt)
  • Mrs. Grose! Will she be nice?
  • Miss! Miss! A letter for you
  • How beautiful it is
  • Tom, Tom, the piper's son
  • Many nouns it is we find
  • O rivers and seas and lakes!
  • Miles! Miles! Miles!
  • Why did you call me? (2. Akt)
  • O sing unto them a new song
  • She is here
  • Malo: than a naughty boy...
  • So! She has written
  • O what a clever boy
  • Flora!
  • Mrs. Grose
  • 1. Boisterous Bourée
  • 2. Playful pizzicato
  • 3. Sentimental saraband
  • 4. Frolicsom finale
  • Introduction and theme
  • Adagio
  • March
  • Romance
  • Aria Italiana
  • Bourée Classique
  • Wiener Waltz
  • Moto Perpetuo
  • Funeral March
  • Chant
  • Fugue
  • Finale
  • Introduction and Rondo alla burlesca op. 23 Nr. 1
  • Mazurka Elegiaca op. 23 Nr. 2
  • Nr. 1: Sonnet XVI
  • Nr. 2: Sonnet XXXI
  • Nr. 3: Sonnet XXX
  • Nr. 4: Sonnet LV
  • Nr. 5: Sonnet XXXVIII
  • Nr. 6: Sonnet XXXII
  • Nr. 7: Sonnet XXIV
  • 1. Prologue
  • 2. Pastoral
  • 3. Nocturne
  • 4. Elegy
  • 5. Dirge
  • 6. Hymn
  • 7. Sonnet
  • 8. Epilogue
  • The Salley Gardens
  • Little Sir William
  • Oliver Cromwell
  • The ash grove
  • The bonney Earl o'Moray
  • Heigh ho, heigh hi!
  • Sweet Polly Oliver
  • There's none to soothe
  • The plough boy
  • Come you not from Newcastle?
  • The foggy, foggy dew
  • O waly, waly