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Handel: Samson by

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• Media:Audio CD
• Label: Oratorios
• Released: 22 February 1993
• Barcode: 0022924599422
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• • Sinfonia - English Chamber Orchestra
  • 'This day, a solemn feast' - Robert Tear
  • 'Awake the trumpet's lofty sound!' - London Voices
  • 'Ye men of Gaza' - Janet Baker
  • 'Awake the trumpet's lofty sound!' - London Voices
  • 'Loud as the thunder's awful voice' - Robert Tear
  • 'Then free from sorrow' - Janet Baker
  • 'Awake the trumpet's lofty sound!' - London Voices
  • 'Why by an angel' - Robert Tear
  • 'Torments, alas!' are not confin'd - Robert Tear
  • O chance beyond report - Helen Watts
  • Oh mirror of our fickle state - Helen Watts
  • Whom I have no complain of - Robert Tear
  • Total Eclipse - Robert Tear
  • Since light so necessary - Helen Watts
  • Oh first created beam - London Voices
  • Ye see. my friends - Robert Tear
  • Brethren and men of Dan - John Shirley-Quirk
  • God of our fathers - Alexander Oliver
  • The good we wish for - John Shirley-Quirk
  • Thy glorious deeds inspir'd - John Shirley-Quirk
  • Justly these evils have befall'n - John Shirley-Quirk
  • My Griefs for This - Robert Tear
  • Why Does the God of Israel Sleep? - Robert Tear
  • There lies our hope - Helen Watts
  • Then Shall They Know - London Voices
  • For Thee, My Dearest Son - John Shirley-Quirk
  • Then Long Eternity Shall Greet Your Bliss - Helen Watts
  • Joys that are pure - Helen Watts
  • Then Round About the Starry Throne - London Voices
  • Despair Not Thus! - John Shirley-Quirk
  • Just Are the Ways of God to Man - John Shirley-Quirk
  • My Evils Hopeless Are! - Robert Tear
  • Return, of God of hosts - Helen Watts
  • To dust his glory they would thread - London Voices
  • 'But who is this?' - Robert Tear
  • With Plaintive Notes - Janet Baker
  • Did love constrain thee - Robert Tear
  • Your Charms to Ruin Led the Way - Robert Tear
  • Forgive what's done - Janet Baker
  • My faith and truth - Janet Baker
  • Her faith and truth - London Voices
  • To fleeting pleasures make your court - Janet Baker
  • Her faith and truth - London Voices
  • How charming is domestic ease - Janet Baker
  • Her faith and truth - London Voices
  • 'Ne'er think of that!' - Robert Tear
  • 'Traitor to love!' - Robert Tear
  • It is not virtuer - Helen Watts
  • Favour'd of Heaven Is He - Robert Tear
  • To Man God's Universal Law - London Voices
  • 'No words of peace' - Robert Tear
  • 'Honour and arms scorn such a foe' - Benjamin Luxon
  • Put On Your Arms - Robert Tear
  • With thee! - Robert Tear
  • Go baffled coward, go - Robert Tear
  • Here lies the proof - Helen Watts
  • Hear, Jacob's God - London Voices
  • Dagon, arise - Benjamin Luxon
  • 'To song and dance we give the day' - Philip Langridge
  • To song and dance - London Voices
  • Fix'd in His Everlasting Seat - London Voices
  • 'More trouble is behind' - Robert Tear
  • 'Presuming slave' - Benjamin Luxon
  • 'Reflect then, Samson' - Robert Tear
  • 'With thunder arm'd' - London Voices
  • 'Be of good courage' - Robert Tear
  • 'Thus from the sun of from's wat'ry bed' - Robert Tear
  • 'With might endued ' - Helen Watts
  • 'The Holy One of Israel' 'To fame immortal go' - London Voices
  • 'Old Manoa, with youthful steps' - John Shirley-Quirk
  • 'Great Dagon has subdued our foe' - London Voices
  • 'What noise of joy was that?' - John Shirley-Quirk
  • 'How willing my paternal love' - John Shirley-Quirk
  • 'Your hopes of his deliv'ry' - John Shirley-Quirk
  • Noise Call You This - John Shirley-Quirk
  • Ye sons of Israel, now lament - London Voices
  • Proceed we hence' - John Shirley-Quirk
  • Dead March - English Chamber Orchestra
  • The Body Comes - Helen Watts
  • Glorious hero - London Voices
  • Come, come no time for lamentation - John Shirley-Quirk
  • Let the Bright Seraphim - Felicity Lott
  • Let their celestial concerts all unite - London Voices