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Benjamin Britten - The Collector's Edition [Box Set] by Various Artists

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• Artist:Various Artists
• Media:Audio CD
• Label: PLG UK Classics
• Released: 29 September 2008
• Barcode: 5099921752629
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• • I. Lacrymosa (Andante ben misurato) -
  • II. Dies irae (Allegro con fuoco) -
  • III. Requiem aeternam (Andante molto tranquillo)
  • Dawn
  • Sunday Morning
  • Moonlight
  • Passacaglia from 'Peter Grimes' Op. 33b
  • Storm
  • Theme: Allegro maestoso e largamente (full orchestra - woodwind - brass - strings - percussion - full orchestra)
  • Variation A: Presto (flutes & piccolo)
  • Variation B: Lento (oboes)
  • Variation C: Moderato (clarinets)
  • Variation D: Allegro con marcia (bassoons)
  • Variation E: Brillante, alla polacca (violins)
  • Variation F: Meno mosso (violas)
  • Variation G: L'istesso tempo (cellos)
  • Variation H: Cominciando lento ma poco a poco accel. al Allegro (double basses)
  • Variation I: Maestoso (harp)
  • Variation J: L'istesso tempo (horns)
  • Variation K: Vivace (trumpets)
  • Variation L: Allegro pomposo (trombones & tuba)
  • Percussion - Variation M: Moderato (percussion)
  • Fugue: Allegro molto - Con slancio (L'istesso tempo) (full orchestra)
  • Canadian Carnival, Op.19
  • Theme -
  • Var.I Recitative -
  • Var.II Romance -
  • Var.III March -
  • Var.IV Arabesque
  • Var.V Chant -
  • Var.VI Nocturne -
  • Var.VII Badinerie
  • Var.VIII Burlesque
  • Var.IX Toccata I - Toccata II -
  • Var.X Adagio
  • Var.XI Tarantella
  • Scottish Ballad Op. 26
  • An American Overture Op. 27
  • Occasional Overture Op. 38
  • The Building of the House - Overture Op. 79
  • I. Toccata (Allegro molto e con brio)
  • II. Waltz (Allegretto)
  • III. Impromptu (Andante lento) -
  • IV. March (Allegro moderato - sempre alla marcia)
  • I. Moderato con moto
  • II. Vivace - Cadenza -
  • III. Passacaglia (Andante lento (un poco meno mosso) - Largamente (lento) - Lento e solenne)
  • Young Apollo Op. 16
  • I. Boisterous Bourrée
  • II. Playful Pizzicato
  • III. Sentimental Sarabande
  • IV. Frolicsome Finale
  • Introduction and Theme
  • Variation 1: Adagio
  • Variation 2: March
  • Variation 3: Romance
  • Variation 4: Aria italiana
  • Variation 5: Bourrée classique
  • Variation 6: Wiener Walzer
  • Variation 7: Moto perpetuo
  • Variation 8: Funeral March
  • Variation 9: Chant
  • Variation 10: Fugue and Finale
  • Prelude & Fugue Op. 29
  • Lachrymae Op. 48
  • The Tournament
  • The Lute Song
  • March
  • Coranto
  • Pavane
  • Morris Dance
  • Galliard
  • Lavolta
  • Gloriana moritura
  • I. Allegro maestoso
  • II. Presto inquieto
  • Cadenza
  • IV. Passacaglia (Andante allegro)
  • Variations on a Christmas carol, 'Men of Goodwill'
  • I: Poco presto ed agitato
  • II: Andante lento
  • III: Tarantella (Presto vivace)
  • Russian Funeral
  • I. Cakes and Ale
  • II. The Bitter Withy
  • III. Hankin Booby
  • IV. Hunt the Squirrel
  • V. Lord Melbourne
  • March
  • Nocturne
  • Waltz
  • Pantomime
  • Moto perpetuo
  • March
  • Canzonetta
  • Tirolese
  • Bolero
  • Tarantella
  • I. Allegro brillante -
  • II. Allegretto
  • III. Allegretto -
  • IV. Bolero (Allegro moderato) -
  • V. Allegro con brio
  • Prelude
  • The Fool and the Dwarf (David Purser, principal trombone)
  • March and Courtiers' Dance (John Harle, alto saxophone)
  • Entry of the Pages and the Four Kings (Sebastian Bell, principal flute)
  • Variation of the King of the North
  • Variation of the King of the East (Michael Thompson, horn)
  • Variation of the King of the West
  • Variation of the King of the South (John Chimes, timpani; Kevin Nutty, native drums)
  • The Kings bow before the Emperor
  • Variation of Princess Belle Epine
  • Variation of Princess Belle Rose and Pas de deux (Gareth Hulse, oboe; John Miller, trumpet)
  • The Kings and Belle Rose
  • Belle Epine and the Four Kings
  • The Rage of the Kings
  • Entry of the Four Winged Frogs (John Orford, principal bassoon)
  • Introduction: Belle Rose borne in by the Frogs
  • Waltz (Clouds, Stars and Moon)
  • Belle Rose borne in by the Frogs
  • Entrée (Sea Horses, Fish Creatures and Waves)
  • Variation (Sea Horses)
  • Variation (Fish Creatures) (Helen Tunstall, harp; Joy Farrall, clarinet)
  • Coda
  • Belle Rose borne in by the Frogs
  • Pas de deux (Male and Female Flames)
  • Variation (Male Flame)
  • Variation (Female Flame)
  • Coda
  • Belle Rose, exhausted, borne in by the Frogs
  • Belle Rose in darkness (Nona Liddell, violin)
  • The Pagodas (James Holland, principal percussion; John Constable, principal keyboard)
  • The Salamander
  • Pas de deux (The Prince and Belle Rose) (Nicholas Daniel, cor anglais; Helen Tunstall, harp)
  • Belle Rose hunts for the Prince
  • Empress Belle Epine
  • The Old Emperor (John Harle, alto saxophone)
  • Appearance of Belle Rose and the Salamander
  • Transformation
  • Pas de six: Entrée
  • Variation I: Pas de deux
  • Variation II: Girl's Solo (Nona Liddell, violin; Christopher van Kampen, cello)
  • Boy's Solo
  • Pas de trois
  • Coda
  • Pas de caractère (The Emperor and the Fool)
  • Pas de deux (Belle Rose and the Prince of the Pagodas)
  • Variation (The Prince)
  • Variation (Belle Rose)
  • Finale
  • Apotheosis
  • Rhapsody for string quartet (1929)
  • I. Andante - Allegro molto e con fuoco
  • II. Poco adagio ma con moto
  • III. Allegro molto vivace
  • Elegy (1930)
  • I. Allegro maestoso
  • II. Lento ed espressivo
  • III. Allegro giocoso
  • Phantasy in F minor
  • Phantasy Op. 2
  • March
  • Waltz
  • Burlesque
  • Alla marcia
  • I. Andante sostenuto
  • II. Allegretto con slancio
  • III. Andante calmo
  • IV. Molto vivace
  • I. Allegro calmo senza rigore
  • II. Vivace
  • III. Chacony (Sostenuto)
  • I. Duets (with moderato movement)
  • II. Ostinato (Very fast)
  • III. Solo (Very calm)
  • IV. Burlesque (Fast, con fuoco)
  • V. Recitative and Passacaglia 'La Srenissima' (Slow)
  • Canto Primo: Sostenuto e largamente
  • I Fuga: Andante moderato
  • II Lamento: Lento rubato
  • Canto Secondo: Sostenuto
  • III Serenata: Allegretto (pizzicato)
  • IV Marcia: Alla marcia moderato
  • Canto Terzo: Sostenuto
  • V Bordone: Moderato quasi recitativo
  • VI Moto perpetuo e Canto quarto: Presto
  • I Declamato: Largo
  • II Fuga: Andante
  • III Scherzo: Allegro molto
  • IV Andante lento
  • V Ciaccona: Allegro
  • I Introduzione: Lento
  • II Marcia: Allegro
  • III Canto: Con moto
  • IV Barcarola: Lento
  • V Dialogo: Allgretto
  • VI Fuga: Andante espressivo
  • VII Recitativo: Fantastico
  • VIII Moto perpetuo: Presto
  • IX Passacaglia: Lento solenne
  • I. Early Morning Bathe
  • II. Sailing
  • III. Funfair
  • IV. Night
  • I. John (Poco allegro vivace)
  • II. Daphne (Poco andante grazioso)
  • III. Michael (Poco presto e molto capriccioso)
  • Night Piece (Notturno) (1963)
  • Moderato
  • Nocturne
  • Twelve Variations (1931)
  • I. Rather fast and nervous
  • II. Quick, with wit
  • III. Dramatic
  • IV. Rhythmic; not fast
  • V. Variations: Quiet and simple
  • Lullaby
  • Lullaby for a Retired Colonel
  • Mazurka elegiaca Op. 23 No. 2
  • Introduction -
  • Rondo alla burlesca
  • I. Introduction (Andante maestoso)
  • II. March (Allegro alla marcia)
  • III. Moto perpetuo (Allegro molto e con fuoco)
  • IV. Lullaby (Lento tranquillo)
  • V. Waltz (Alla valse: vivace e rubato)
  • I. Dialogo (Allegro)
  • II. Scherzo-pizzicato (Allegretto)
  • III. Elegia (Lento)
  • IV. Marcia (Energico)
  • V. Moto perpetuo (Presto)
  • 1. Pan (Senza misura)
  • 2. Phaeton (Vivace ritmico)
  • 3. Niobe (Andante)
  • 4. Bacchus (Allegro pesante)
  • 5. Narcissus (Lento piacevole)
  • 6. Arethusa (Largamente)
  • I. Musingly (Meditation)
  • II. Agitated (Molto agitatavo)
  • III. Restless (Inquieto)
  • IV. Uneasy (Ansioso)
  • V. March-like (Quasi una marcia)
  • VI. Dreaming (Sognanti)
  • VII. Greatly rocking (Cullante)
  • VIII. Passacaglia (Misurato)
  • IX. Slow and quiet (Molto tranquillo)
  • Requiem aeternam dona eis Domine
  • What passing-bells for these who die as cattle?
  • Kyrie eleison
  • Dies irae, dies illa
  • Bugles sang, saddening the evening air
  • Liber scriptus proferetur
  • Out there, we've walked quite friendly up to Death
  • Recordare Jesu pie
  • Be slowly lifted up, thou long black arm
  • Dies irae, dies illa
  • Lacrimosa dies illa
  • Move him into the sun...Pie Jesu
  • Domine Jesu Christe
  • So Abram rose, and clave the wood, and went
  • Sanctus, sanctus, sanctus
  • Benedictus qui venit in nomine Domini
  • After the blast of lightning from the East
  • V. Agnus Dei
  • Libera me, Domine, de morte aeterna
  • It seemed that out of battle I escaped
  • Let us sleep now...In paradisum
  • Introduction: Shine out (Anon. 16th century)
  • The merry Cuckoo (E Spencer)
  • Spring, the sweet Spring (T Nashe)
  • The Driving Boy (G Peele and J Clare)
  • The Morning Star (J Milton)
  • Welcome, Maids of Honour (R Herrick)
  • Waters above! (H Vaughan)
  • Out of the lawn lie in bad (W H Auden)
  • When will my May come (Barnefield)
  • Fair and Fair (G Peele)
  • Sound the flute! (W Blake)
  • Finale: London, to thee I do present (J Beaumont, J Fletcher & anon. 13th century)
  • I. In a garden shady this holy lady
  • II. I cannot grow
  • III. O ear whose creatures cannot wish to fall
  • I: Procession
  • II: Wolcum Yole!
  • III. There is no rose
  • IV: (a) That yongë child
  • IV: (b) Balulalow
  • V: As dew in Aprille
  • VI: This little Babe
  • VII: Interlude (Andante pastorale) [harp]
  • VIII: In freezing winter night
  • IX: Spring Carol
  • X: Deo Gracias!
  • XI: Recession
  • I. Kyrie
  • II. Gloria
  • III. Sanctus
  • IV. Benedictus
  • V. Agnus Dei
  • Festival Te Deum Op. 32 (2004 Digital Remaster)
  • Rejoice in God, O ye Tongues (choir)
  • For I will consider my Cat Jeoffry (treble)
  • For the Mouse is a creature of great personal valour (alto)
  • For the flowers are great blessings (tenor)
  • For I am under the same accusation (choir)
  • For He is the spirit (bass and choir)
  • Hallelujah (choir)
  • Te Deum (1934) (2004 Digital Remaster)
  • Jubilate Deo (1961) (2004 Digital Remaster)
  • Hymn to the Virgin
  • Introduction: Our eyes are blinded by the holiness you bear
  • 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
  • Hymn to St Peter Op. 56a (1968 Digital Remaster)
  • A Hymn of St Columba (Regis regum rectissimi) (attrib. St. Columba)
  • St Godric's Hymn
  • Imon waxe wood
  • Lenton is come
  • The long night
  • Yific of luve can
  • Carol
  • Ye that pasen by
  • A death
  • I. The Sweep's Song: "Sweep! Sweep!" (Audience Song I - Audience/Clem/Black Bob)
  • II. Quartet: "Sweep this chimney!" (Miss Baggott/Rowan/Clem/Black Bob)
  • III. Duet: "Now, little white boy!" (Clem/Black Bob)
  • IIIa Hide and Seek: "Juliet! Juliet!" (Children)
  • IV. Shanty: "Pull the rope gently" (Children)
  • V. Ensemble: "Is he wounded?" (Sam/Children)
  • VI. Marching Song: "Sooty tracks upon the sheet" (Children/Miss Baggott/Black Bob/Clem)
  • VII. Trio: "Sam! Sam!" (Black Bob/Clem/Miss Baggott)
  • VIII. Aria: "Run, poor sweepboy" (Rowan/Children)
  • IX. Sammy's Bath: "The kettles are singing" (Audience Song II - Audience/Rowan/Sam)
  • X. Ensemble: "O why do you weep" (Rowan/Sam/Children)
  • XI. Pantomine and .....
  • XII. ..... Scena: "Ah! ..... Blackguards!" (Miss Baggott)
  • XIII. Finale: "Help! Help! She's collapsed!" (Miss Baggott/Rowan/Children)
  • XIV. The Night Song: "The owk, wide-winging" (Audience Song III - Audience)
  • XV. Aria: "Soon the coach will carry you away" (Juliet)
  • XVI. Ensemble: "Morning, Sammy" (Children/Sammy)
  • XVII. Trio and Ensemble: "Ready, Alfred?" (Tom/Alfred/Miss Baggott/Rowan/Children)
  • XVIII. Finale: Coaching Song: "The horses are champing" (Audience Song IV - Omnes/Audience)
  • Theme - A Boy was Born
  • Variation I - Lullaby, Jesu
  • Variation II - Herod
  • Variation III - Jesu, as Thou art our Saviour
  • Variations IV - The Three kings
  • Variation V - In the bleak mid-winter
  • Variation VI - Noël!
  • A Shepherd's Carol (Auden)
  • Lord Jesus, think on me
  • I, God, that all this world hath wroughte
  • O, Lorde, I thanke thee lowde and still
  • Now in the name of God I will begyne
  • Wyffe, in this vessell we shall be kepte
  • Noye, Noye, take thou thy company
  • Sir! heare are lions, lepardes, in
  • Wiffe, come in! why standes thou their?
  • It is good for to be still
  • Eternal Father, strong to save
  • Now forty dayes are fullie gone
  • Noye, take thy wife anone
  • Noye, heare I behette thee a heste
  • The spacious firmament on high
  • Heaven-Haven
  • O deus, ego amo te
  • Rosa Mystica
  • The Soldier
  • Prayer II
  • God's Grandeur
  • Prayer I
  • The Ballad of Little Musgrave and Lady Barnard (1995 Digital Remaster)
  • Chaos
  • The Morning Stars
  • Angels appear to Jacob, Elisha and Mary
  • Christ, the fair glory
  • War in the heaven
  • Heaven is here
  • A thousand, thousand gleaming fires
  • Funeral march for a Boy
  • Whoso dwelleth under the defence of the most High
  • There came out also at this time
  • Ye watchers and ye holy ones
  • 1. Funeral March -
  • 2. Scherzo (Dance of Death)
  • 3. Recitative and Choral - Epilogue (Funeral March)
  • 'Praise we great men' -
  • 'Praise we the just'
  • [Coda]
  • I. Fanfare
  • II. Villes
  • IIIa. Phrase
  • IIIb. Antique
  • IV. Royauté
  • V. Marine
  • VI. Interlude
  • VII. Being Beauteous
  • VIII. Parade
  • IX. Départ
  • Prologue (horn solo)
  • 1. Pastoral: The day's grown old (Charles Cotton)
  • 2. Nocturne: The splendour falls on castle walls (Alfred, Lord Tennyson)
  • 3. Elegy: O Rose, thou art sick (William Blake)
  • 4. Dirge: This ae nighte (anon. 15th century)
  • 5. Hymn: Queen and huntress (Ben Jonson)
  • 6. Sonnet: O soft embalmer of the still midnight (John Keats)
  • Epilogue (horn solo)
  • Now sleeps the crimson petal
  • On a poet's lips I slept (Shelley)
  • Below the thunders of the upper deep (Tennyson) (Robin O'Neill, bassoon)
  • Encinctured with a twine of leaves (Coleridge) (Thelma Owen, harp)
  • Midnight's bell goes ting, ting, ting, ting, ting (Middleton) (Frank Lloyd, french horn)
  • But that night when on my bed I lay (Wordsworth) (David Corkhill, timpani)
  • She sleeps on soft, last breaths (Owen) (James Brown, cor anglais)
  • What is more gentle than a wind in summer? (Keats) (William Bennett, flute; Thea King, clarinet)
  • When most I wink, then do mine eyes best see (Shakespeare)
  • 1. Nuits de juin (wds. Victor Hugo)
  • 2. Sagesse (wds. Paul Verlaine)
  • 3. L'Enfance (wds. Victor Hugo)
  • 4. Chanson d'automne (wds. Paul Verlaine)
  • Prologue
  • A. Rats Away!
  • B. Messalina
  • C. Dance of Death (Hawking for the Partridge)
  • Epilogue and Funeral March
  • Folk Song Arrangement: Little Sir William
  • Folk Song Arrangement: Come you not from Newcastle?
  • Folk Song Arrangement: The Bonny Earl o' Moray
  • Folk Song Arrangement: Oliver Cromwell
  • In May, in brilliant Athens
  • Oh Gods of wrath
  • My time's too short, your highness
  • La belle est au jardin d'amour
  • Eho! Eho!
  • Fileuse
  • Quand j'étais chez mon père.
  • Le roi s'en va-t'en chasse (The King goes a-hunting)
  • 1. Sì come nella penna e nell'inchiostro (XVI)
  • 2. A che più debb'io mai l'intensa voglia (XXXI)
  • 3. Veggio co' bei vostri occhi un dolce lume (XXX)
  • 4. Tu sa' ch'io so, signior mie, che tu sai (LV)
  • 5. Rendete a gli occhi miei, o fonte o fiume (XXXVIII)
  • 6. S'un casto amor, s'una pietà superna (XXXII)
  • 7. Spirto ben nato, in cui si specchia e vede (XXIV)
  • 1. Oh my black Soule!
  • 2. Batter my heart
  • 3. Oh might those sighes and teares
  • 4. Oh, to vex me
  • 5. What if this present
  • 6. Since she whom I loved
  • 7. At the round earth's imagined corners
  • 8. Thou hast made me
  • 9. Death, be not proud
  • 1. Let the florid music praise!
  • 2. Now the leaves are falling fast
  • 3. Seascape
  • 4. Nocturne
  • 5. As it is, plenty
  • 1. At Day-close in November
  • 2. Midnight on the Great Western (or The Journeying Boy)
  • 3. Wagtail and Baby (A Satire)
  • 4. The Little Old Table
  • 5. The Choirmaster's Burial (or The Tenor Man's Story)
  • 6. Proud Songsters (Thrushes, Finches and Nightingales)
  • 7. At the Railway Station, Upway (or The Convict and Boy with the Violin)
  • 8. Before Life and After
  • Canticle I: My beloved is mine Op. 40
  • Canticle II: Abraham and Isaac Op. 51
  • Canticle III: Still falls the rain Op. 55
  • Canticle IV: Journey of the Magi Op. 86
  • Canticle V: The Death of Saint Narcissus Op. 89
  • Folk Song Arrangements: The plough boy
  • Folksong Arrangements: The Salley Gardens
  • Folk Song Arrangements: The foggy, foggy dew
  • Folk Song Arrangements: There's none to soothe
  • Folk Song Arrangements: O waly, waly
  • Folk Song Arrangements: The ash grove
  • Folk Song Arrangements: Greensleves
  • The Children and Sir Nameless
  • If it's ever spring again
  • 1. Beware! (Henry Longfellow, from the German)
  • 2. O that I had ne'er been married (Robert Burns)
  • 3. Epitaph: The Clerk (Herbert Asquith)
  • Not even summer yet
  • To lie flat on the back
  • Night covers up the rigid land
  • The Oxen (Christmas eve, and twelve of the clock)
  • Dawtie's Devotion
  • Tradition
  • The Gully
  • A Song of Enchantment
  • Silver
  • Tit for Tat
  • Mother Comfort (wds. M. Slater)
  • Underneath the abject willow (wds. W. H. Auden)
  • Folk Song Arrangement: Sweet Polly Oliver (2000 Digital Remaster)
  • Folk Song Arrangement: The Minstrel Boy (2000 Digital Remaster)
  • Folk Song Arrangement: The Brisk Young Widow (2000 Digital Remaster)
  • Folk Song Arrangement: Ca' the Yowes (2000 Digital Remaster)
  • Folk Song Arrangement: The Lincolnshire Poacher (2000 Digital Remaster)
  • Folk Song Arrangement: O can ye sew cushions? (2000 Digital Remaster)
  • Folk Song Arrangement: The trees they grow so high (2000 Digital Remaster)
  • Early one morning
  • How sweet the answer
  • Voici le printemps
  • The last rose of summer
  • Dear harp of my country
  • Oft in the stilly night
  • The Queen's Epicedium (1980 Digital Remaster)
  • Sound the Trumpet
  • I attempt from love's sickness to fly (Dryden/Howard)
  • Lost is my quiet for ever Z502
  • Fairest Isle (Dryden)
  • What can we poor females do Z518
  • I'll sail upon the Dog-star (Thomas D'Urfey) Z571.6
  • The Knotting Song (Charles Sedley) Z371
  • Man is for the woman made (Peter Anthony Motteux) Z605.3
  • 1. Let sullen discord smile (Nahum Tate) Z321.6
  • 2. Why should men quarrel? (John Dryden & Sir Robert Howard) Z630.4d
  • 3. So when the glittering Queen of Night (Thomas D'Urfey) Z333.11
  • 4. Thou tun'st this world (Nicholas Brady) Z328.6
  • 5a. 'Tis holiday (Nahum Tate) Z321.5 - 5b. Sound Fame thy brazen trumpet (Thomas Betterton & John Dryden) Z627.22
  • Song: We are the darkness in the heat of the day (The Heart of the Matter)
  • Frühlingsnacht
  • 1. Introduction (orch.)
  • Since the birth of the earth (Chorus of Old Trees) -
  • No. No. We do not want life to be slow (Four Young Trees, Chorus of Old Trees) -
  • Ooh! Ooh! O how terrible to be as old fashioned as a tree (Three Wild Geese) -
  • You are all to leave here (Wild Geese, Young Trees, Old Trees) -
  • It isn't very often the conservatives are wrong (Wild Geese)...But once in a while the odd thing happens (Old Trees, Young Trees, Wild Geese)
  • 2a. First Ballad Interlude: The cold wind blew through the crooked thorn (Narrator)
  • 3. Bunyan's Greeting (Voice of Paul Bunyan)
  • 3a. Call of Lumberjacks (Lumberjacks)
  • 4. Lumberjacks' Chorus: My birthplace was in Sweden (Lumberjacks)
  • 4a. Bunyan's Welcome (Bunyan)
  • 5. Quartet of Swedes: Swedish born and Swedish bred (Four Swedes, Bunyan, chorus)
  • 6. Western Union Boy's Song: A telegram from oversea (Western Union Boy, chorus, Bunyan, Hel, Sam, Ben)
  • 7. Cooks' Duet: Sam for soups. Ben for beans (Sam, Ben, Inkslinger, Bunyan)
  • 8. Animal Trio: Ah! Miaou! The single creature lives a partial life (Fido, Moppet, Poppet)
  • 8a. Bunyan's Goodnight (i) (Bunyan)
  • 8b. Exit of Lumberjacks: Down the line...Timberrr (Lumberjacks)
  • 9. The Blues: Gold in the North came the blizzard to say (Bunyan, Quartet of the Defeated, Inkslinger)
  • 10. Bunyan's Goodnight (ii) (Bunyan)
  • 10a. Second Ballad Interlude: The Spring came and the Summer and Fall (Narrator)
  • 11. Food Chorus: Do I look the sort of fellow (chorus, Inkslinger, Sam, Ben)
  • 12. Chorus Accusation: There now look what you have done (Cross, Inkslinger, Jen, Pete, Andy, chorus)
  • 12a. Slim's Song: In fair days and in foul...I come from open spaces (Slim, Inkslinger, Poppet, Fido, Moppet, Four Swedes)
  • 13. Bunyan's Return: Look, the Chief is back (chorus, Inkslinger, Fido)
  • 14. Inkslinger's Song: It was out in the sticks (Inkslinger)
  • 14a. Entrance of Chorus (Pete, Andy, Jen, Cross)
  • 15. Tiny's Entrance (Ben, Sam, Cross, Andy, Shears)
  • 15a. Tiny's Song: Ah!...Whether the sun shine upon children playing (Tiny, Inkslinger, chorus, Slim)
  • 16. Inkslinger's Regret: All the little brooks of love (Inkslinger, Bunyan, chorus)
  • 17. Bunyan's Goodnight (iii) (Bunyan)
  • 18. Bunyan's Good Morning (Bunyan, chorus)
  • 18a. Shears' Song: It has always been my dream (Shears, Bunyan, Hel)
  • 18b. Bunyan's Warning (Bunyan)
  • 19. Farmers' Song: The shanty-boy invades the wood (Shears, Solo II, Farmers)
  • 19a. Farmers' Exit (orch., Four Cronies of Hel Helson, Hel)
  • 20. The Mocking of Hel Helson: Heron, heron winging by (Hel, Heron, chorus, Moon, Wind, Beetle, Squirrel, Moppet, Poppet, Fido)
  • 21. Fido's Sympathy: Won't you tell me what's the matter? (Fido, Hel)
  • 22. Cats' Creed: Let Man the romantic in vision espy (Moppet, Poppet, Bunyan, Cronies, Hel)
  • 23. The Fight: What is it? What's happening? (chorus)
  • 23a. Love Duet: Move, move from the trysting stone (Slim, Tiny, chorus)
  • 23b. Mock Funeral March: Take away the body and lay it on the ice (chorus, Cronies, Helson, Bunyan
  • 23c. Hymn: O great day of discovery! (Bunyan, chorus, Hel, Tiny, Slim
  • 24. Third Ballad Interlude: So Helson smiled and Bunyan smiled (Narrator)
  • Rah! Another slice of turkey (chorus, Fido, Moppet, Poppet) -
  • Dear friends, with your leave (Inkslinger, chorus) -
  • Carry her over the water (Tenor I, Tenor II, Baritone, Fido, Moppet, Poppet, chorus) -
  • Where we are is not very far (Tiny, Slim, Inkslinger, chorus, Hel, Shears, Western Union Boy) -
  • A telegram from Hollywood (Western Union Boy, Inkslinger) -
  • We always knew that one day you (chorus, Inkslinger)
  • 26. Bunyan's Farewell (Bunyan)
  • 27. Litany: The campfire embers are black and cold (chorus, Fido, Moppet, Poppet, Tiny, Slim, Bunyan, Hel, Inkslinger)
  • Peter Grimes (Hobson/Swallow/Peter)
  • You sailed your boat round the coast (Swallow/Peter/Mrs Sedley/Chorus/Hobson/Ellen)
  • Peter Grimes, I here advise you! (Swallow/Chorus/Hobson/Peter)
  • The truth ... the pity (Peter/Ellen)
  • Interlude I: Dawn
  • Oh hang at open doors the net (Chorus/1st Fisherman/Auntie/Boles/Balstrode/2nd Fisherman/Rector/Nieces/Mrs Sedley/Swallow)
  • Hi! Give us a hand (Peter/Boles/Balstrode/Ned/Auntie/Hobson)
  • I have to go from pub to pub (Hobson/Chorus/Ellen/Ned)
  • Let her among you without fault cast the first stone (Ellen/Hobson/Mrs Sedley/Ned)
  • Look! The storm cone! (Balstrode/Chorus/Ned/Boles)
  • And do you prefer the storm
  • They listen to money (Balstrode/Peter)
  • What harbour shelters peace (Peter)
  • Interlude II: Storm
  • Past time to close! (Auntie/Mrs Sedley/Balstrode/Boles/Nieces/Fisherman)
  • Come on, boy! (Balstrode/Chorus)
  • Have you heard? The cliff is down (Ned/Auntie/Mrs Sedley/Balstrode/Chorus)
  • Now the Great Bear and Pleiades (Peter/Chorus/Nieces/Boles/Balstrode/Auntie)
  • Old Joe has gone fishing (Ned/Chorus/Peter)
  • The bridge is down (Hobson/Ned/Ellen/Boles/Auntie/Nieces/Peter)
  • Interlude III: Sunday morning
  • Glitter of waves and glitter of sunlight (Ellen/Chorus/Rector)
  • Child you're not too young to know (Ellen/Chorus/Rector/Peter)
  • This unrelenting work (Ellen/Peter/Chorus)
  • Fool to let it come to this! (Auntie/Ned/Boles/Chorus/Mrs Sedley/Balstrode/Lawyer/Swallow/Fisherwoman/Nices/Rector)
  • People! ... No! I will speak! (Boles/Chorus/Balstrode/Rector/Auntie/Ellen)
  • We planned that their lives should have a new start (Ellen/Rector/Mrs Sedley/Boles/Ned/Nieces/Auntie/Balstrode/Hobson/Swallow)
  • Now is gossip put on trial (Chorus/Mrs Sedley/Boles/Rector/Ned/Swallow)
  • From the gutter (Nieces/Auntie/Ellen)
  • Interlude IV: Passacaglia
  • Go there!
  • In dreams I've built myself some kindlier home (Peter)
  • Now! ... Now! (Chorus/Peter/Boles/Rector/Swallow/Ned)
  • Peter Grimes! Nobody there? (Rector/Swallow/Ned)
  • Interlude V: Moonlight
  • Assign your prettiness to me (Swallow/Nieces/Ned)
  • Mister Keene! Mister Keene! Can you spare a moment (Mrs Sedley/Ned)
  • Come along, Doctor! (First Burgess/Burgesses/Rector/Mrs Sedley/Ellen/Balstrode)
  • Embroidery in childhood was a luxury of idleness (Ellen/Balstrode)
  • Mister Swallow! Mister Swallow! (Mrs Sedley/Auntie/Swallow/Hobson)
  • Who holds himself apart, lets pride rise (Chorus)
  • Interlude VI
  • Grimes! Grimes! (Chorus/Peter)
  • Peter, we've come to take you home (Ellen/Peter/Balstrode)
  • To those who pass the Borough (Chorus/Swallow/Fisherman/Auntie/Boles)
  • Prologue (Prologue)
  • Theme
  • Scene 1 : The Journey (Governess)
  • Variation I
  • Scene 2 : The Welcome (Governess/Mrs. Grose/Miles/Flora)
  • Variation II
  • Scene 3 : The Letter (Governess/Mrs. Grose/Miles/Flora)
  • Variation III
  • Scene 4 : The Tower (Governess/Quint)
  • Variation IV
  • Scene 5 : The Window (Governess/Mrs. Grose/Miles/Flora/Quint)
  • Variation V
  • Scene 6 : The Lesson (Governess/Miles/Flora)
  • Variation VI
  • Scene 7 : The Lake (Governess/Miles/Flora)
  • Variation VII
  • Scene 8 : At Night (Governess/Mrs. Grose/Miles/Flora/Quint/Miss Jessel)
  • Variation VIII
  • Scene 1 : Colloquy and Soliloquy (Governess/Quint/Miss Jessel)
  • Variation IX
  • Scene 2 : The Bells (Governess/Mrs. Grose/Miles/Flora)
  • Variation X
  • Scene 3 : Miss Jessel (Governess/Miss Jessel)
  • Variation XI
  • Scene 4 : The Bedroom (Governess/Miles/Quint)
  • Variation XII
  • Scene 5 : Quint (Quint)
  • Variation XIII
  • Scene 6 : The Piano (Governess/Mrs. Grose/Flora)
  • Variation XIV
  • Scene 7 : Flora (Governess/Mrs. Grose/Flora/Miss Jessel)
  • Variation XV
  • Scene 8 : Miles (Governess/Mrs. Grose/Miles/Quint)
  • Over hill, over dale (Fairies/Puck)
  • Oberon is passing fell and wrath (Fairies/Oberon/Tytania)
  • Well, go thy way (Oberon/Puck)
  • How now my love? (Lysander/Hermia)
  • Be it on lion, bear, or wolf, or bull (Oberon/Demetrius/Helena)
  • Welcome wanderer! ... I know a bank (Oberon)
  • Is all our company here? (Quince/Bottom/Flute/Snout/Starveling/Snug)
  • Fair love, you faint with wand'ring in the wood (Lysander/Hermia)
  • Through the frost have I gone (Puck/Hermia)
  • Stay, thou thou kill me, sweet Demetrius (Helene/Demetrius/Lysander/Hermia)
  • Come, now a roundel and a fairy song (Tytania)
  • You spotted snakes with double tongues (Fairies)
  • What thou seest when thou dost wake (Oberon)
  • Introduction
  • Are we all met? (Bottom/Flute/Snout/Starveling/Snug/Quince/Puck)
  • I see their knavery (Bottom/Tytania/Solo fairies)
  • Be kind and courteous to this gentleman (Tytania)
  • Hail! mortal, hail! (Solo fairies/Bottom/Tytania)
  • I have reas'nable good ear in music (Bottom/Tytania)
  • How now, mad spirit? (Oberon/Puck/Demetrius/Hermia)
  • Flower of this purple dye (Oberon/Puck/Lysander/Helena/Demetrius/Hermia)
  • Puppet? Why, so? Ay, that way goes the game (Hermia/Helena/Lysander/Demetrius)
  • This is thy negligence (Oberon/Puck)
  • Up and down, up and down (Puck/Lysander/Demetrius/Helena/Hermia)
  • On the ground, sleep sound (Fairies)
  • My gentle Robin, see'st thou this sweet sight? (Oberon/Tytania/Puck)
  • Helena! Hermia! Demetrius! Lysander! (Demetrius/Lysander/Helena/Hermia)
  • When my cue comes, call me (Bottom)
  • Have you sent to Bottom's house? (Quince/Starveling/Flute/Snout/Snug/Bottom)
  • Now, fair Hippolyta (Theseus/Hippolyta/Hermia/Lysander/Demetrius)
  • If we offend, it is with our good will (Rustics)
  • Gentles, perchance you wonder at this show (Prologue: Quince)
  • In this same interlude it doth befall (Wall: Snout)
  • O grim-look'd night, O night with hue so black (Pyramus: Bottom)
  • O wall, full often has thou heard my moans (Thisby: Flute/Pyramus/Wall)
  • You ladies, you whose gemtle hearts do fear (Lion: Snug)
  • This lanthorn doth the horned moon present (Moonshine: Starveling/Thisby/Lion)
  • Sweet moon, I thank thee for thy sunny beams (Pyramus)
  • Asleep, my love? (Thisby/Bottom)
  • Come, your Bergomask (Theseus)
  • Now the hungry lions roars (Solo fairies/Puck/Oberon/Tytania/Fairies)
  • Rome is now ruled by the Etruscan upstart (Male Chorus)
  • It is an axiom among kings (Female & Male Chorus)
  • Here the thirsty evening (Male Chorus/Collatinus/Junius/Tarquinius)
  • Lucretia! Lucretia! (Junius/Male Chorus/Collatinus)
  • With you two arm in arm again (Collatinus/Tarquinius/Junius)
  • Interlude: Tarquinius does not wait (Male Chorus)
  • Their spinning wheel unwinds (Female Chorus/Lucretia/Bianca/Lucia)
  • It is better to desire (Bianca/Lucretia/Lucia/Female Chorus)
  • The oatmeal slippers of sleep (Female & Male Chorus)
  • None of the women move (Female Chorus/Tarquinius/Male Chorus/Bianca/Lucia/Lucretia)
  • She sleeps as a rose (Female & Male Chorus)
  • Lucretia! ... What do you want? (Tarquinius/Lucretia)
  • Go, Tarquinius! (Female & Male Chorus/Tarquinius/Lucretia)
  • Interlude: Here in this scene you see (Female & Male Chorus)
  • Oh! What a lovely day! (Lucia/Bianca)
  • How hideous! Take them away! (Lucretia/Bianca/Lucia)
  • Flowers bring to every year (Lucretia/ Bianca)
  • Too late, Junius (Collatinus/Lucretia)
  • This dead hand lets fall (Collatinus/Junius/Lucia/Bianca/Female & Male Chorus)
  • Is all this suffering and pian (Female & Male Chorus)
  • Whatever you say ... Let her among you without fault cast the first stone (Ellen)
  • Now the Great Bear and Pleiades (Peter)
  • Interlude III: Sunday morning (orchestra)
  • Glitter of waves and glitter of sunlight (Ellen/Chorus)
  • Wherefore, I pray and beseech you (Rector/Chorus/Ellen)
  • O all ye works of the Lord (Chorus/Ellen/Peter)
  • In dreams I've built myself some kindlier home (Peter)
  • Embroidery in childhood was a luxury of idleness (Ellen)
  • Interlude VI (orchestra)
  • Grimes! ... Steady. There you are (Chorus/Peter/Ellen)
  • Folk Song Arrangements The plough boy (1993 Digital Remaster)
  • Folk Song Arrangements Come you not from Newcastle? (1993 Digital Remaster)
  • Folk Song Arrangements The foggy foggy dew (1993 Digital Remaster)
  • Le roi s'en va-t'en chasse (The King goes a-hunting)
  • Folk Song Arrangements O waly waly (1993 Digital Remaster)