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Vol. 1. We sing to him |
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Music for a while |
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Ah! how pleasant 'tis to love |
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Thrice happy lovers |
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Sweeter than roses |
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What can we poor females do |
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Fairest isle |
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If music be the food of love (3rd version) |
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If music be the food of love (1st version) |
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I saw that you were grown so high |
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Vol. 2. From rosy bowers |
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Ah, Belinda, I am prest |
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Thy hand, Belinda! When I am laid in Earth |
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What shall I do |
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Your awful voice |
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More love and more disdain |
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Since from my dear |
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Man is for the woman made |
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The knotting song |
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The blessed virgin's expostulation |
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Vol. 3. The fatal hour |
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I'll sail upon the dog star |
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Silvia, now your scorn |
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'Tis nature's voice |
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Bess of Bedlam |
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Cease, o my sad soul |
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Strike the viol |
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Lord, what is man |
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Sound the trumpet |
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Hark! The ech'ing air |
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Vol. 4. Not all my torments |
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O, lead me to some peaceful gloom |
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Sweet, be no longer sad |
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I attempt from Love's sickness to fly |
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An evening hymn |
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There's not a swain on the plain |
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Nymphs and shepherds |
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Hark! how all things. |
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Come all ye songsters |
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The queen's epicedium |
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Vol. 1. We sing to him |
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Music for a while |
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Ah! how pleasant 'tis to love |
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