Ode on Queen Mary's Birthday (1693), Z. 321: Crown the Altar
Track byAlfred Deller/Walter Bergman
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0- 2013.11.19
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歌詞
Let the feast begin Come and sing with me Raise the glasses high To our victory This is the perfect day I see that we're complete Let us celebrate Answer lust and greed We share the same mentality The order of damned souls Enjoy our mass brutality We know what's our goal Tonight we do not care About the ones who didn't know About the ones who are not here About the fools who live below Indulge our glory Proudly we stand Indulge our glory Of the left hand Now gather around To dispose our sins On ceremonial ground Let the storm being This song is an ode To twenty years pleasure To where I belong That twenty years of metal Made me strong
161曲 | 2013
このアルバムの収録曲
- 1.Fantasia upon a Ground in D Minor (3 violins and continuo), Z. 731
- 2.Oedipus (1692), Z. 583): Song: Music for a while
- 3.I love and I must, Z. 382
- 4.The Comical History of Don Quixote, Part I (1694), Z. 578: Let the Dreadful Engines
- 5.The Fairy Queen (1692), Z. 629, adapted from Shakespeare "A Midsummer Night's Dream": Thrice happy lovers (Epithalamium)
- 6.Song: If music be the food of love (1st version, 1692), Z. 379A
- 7.Tell Me, Some Pityng Angel (The Blessed Virgin's Expostulation), (1693), Z. 186
- 8.Not All My Torments, Z. 400
- 9.Close Thine Eyes and Sleep Secure (Upon a quiet conscience), (1688), Z. 184
- 10.King Arthur (1691), Z. 628: Fairest Isle
- 11.Pausanias (1695), Z. 585: Sweeter than roses
- 12.The Fatal Hour Comes Apace, Z. 421
- 13.Ode on Queen Mary's Birthday (1693), Z. 321: Crown the Altar
- 14.The Indian Queen (1695), Z. 630: I attempt from Love's Sickness to Fly
- 15.Bonduca (1695), Z. 574: O Lead Me to Some Peaceful Gloom
- 16.The Prophetess or The History of Dioclesian (1690), Z. 627: What Shall I Do to Show All Much I Love Her ?
- 17.Don Quixote, Part III, Z. 578: From Rosy Bowers
- 18.The Faerie Queen: Secrecie's Song
- 19.The Faerie Queen: Mystery's Song
- 20.Cantata “If ever I more riches did desire: Here let my life
- 21.Ode “Welcome to all pleasures: Here the Deities approve
- 22.Dioclesian: Since from my dear Astrea's sight
- 23.The Faerie Queen: The Plaint
- 24.Ten Sonata in Four Parts (c. 1680): Sonata No. 9 in F (Golden Sonata), Z. 810: Allegro
- 25.Ten Sonata in Four Parts (c. 1680): Sonata No. 9 in F (Golden Sonata), Z. 810: Adagio
- 26.Ten Sonata in Four Parts (c. 1680): Sonata No. 9 in F (Golden Sonata), Z. 810: Canzona Allegro
- 27.Ten Sonata in Four Parts (c. 1680): Sonata No. 9 in F (Golden Sonata), Z. 810: Grave
- 28.Ten Sonata in Four Parts (c. 1680): Sonata No. 9 in F (Golden Sonata), Z. 810: Allegro
- 29.Musick's Hand-made, Part II (1687): Music Lessons 1-6: Song Tune in C, Z. T694
- 30.Musick's Hand-made, Part II (1687): Music Lessons 1-6: Con Spirito, Z. 647
- 31.Musick's Hand-made, Part II (1687): Music Lessons 1-6: March in C, Z. 648
- 32.Musick's Hand-made, Part II (1687): Music Lessons 1-6: New Minuet in D Minor, Z. T689
- 33.Musick's Hand-made, Part II (1687): Music Lessons 1-6: Minuet in A Minor, Z. 649
- 34.Musick's Hand-made, Part II (1687): Music Lessons 1-6: Minuet in A Minor, Z. 650
- 35.Musick's Hand-made, Part II (1687): Music Lessons 7-12: A New Scotch Tune in G, Z. 655
- 36.Musick's Hand-made, Part II (1687): Music Lessons 7-12: A New Ground in E Minor, Z. T682
- 37.Musick's Hand-made, Part II (1687): Music Lessons 7-12: A New Irish Tune, Z. 646
- 38.Musick's Hand-made, Part II (1687): Music Lessons 7-12: Rigadoon in C, Z. 653
- 39.Musick's Hand-made, Part II (1687): Music Lessons 7-12: Sefauchi's Farewell, in D Minor, Z. 656
- 40.Musick's Hand-made, Part II (1687): Music Lessons 7-12: Minuet in D Minor, Z. T688
- 41.Sonata in G Minor for Violin and Continuo, Z. 780: Adagio-Moderato
- 42.Sonata in G Minor for Violin and Continuo, Z. 780: Adagio con espressione
- 43.Sonata in G Minor for Violin and Continuo, Z. 780: Vivace
- 44.Suite in D for Harpsichord, Z. 667: Prelude
- 45.Suite in D for Harpsichord, Z. 667: Almand
- 46.Suite in D for Harpsichord, Z. 667: Hornpipe
- 47.Dido and Aeneas: Overture
- 48.Dido and Aeneas: Shake the cloud from off your brow (Belinda; Chorus)
- 49.Dido and Aeneas: Ah! Belinda, I am press'd with torment (Dido)
- 50.Dido and Aeneas: Grief increases by concealing ... (Belinda, Dido)
- 51.Dido and Aeneas: When monarchs unite, how happy their state (Chorus)
- 52.Dido and Aeneas: Whence could so much virtue spring (Dido, Belinda)
- 53.Dido and Aeneas: Fear no danger to ensue (Belinda, Second Woman; Chorus)
- 54.Dido and Aeneas: See, your royal guest appears (Belinda, Aeneas, Dido)
- 55.Dido and Aeneas: Cupid only throws the dart (Cupid)
- 56.Dido and Aeneas: If not for mine, for empire's sake (Aeneas)
- 57.Dido and Aeneas: Pursue thy conquest, Love (Belinda)
- 58.Dido and Aeneas: To the hills and the vales (Chorus)
- 59.Dido and Aeneas: The Triumphing Dance
- 60.Dido and Aeneas: Prelude for the Witches
- 61.Dido and Aeneas: Wayward sisters, you that fright (Sorceress, First Witch)
- 62.Dido and Aeneas: Harm's our delight and mischief all our skill (Chorus)
- 63.Dido and Aeneas: The Queen of Carthage, whom we hate (Sorceress)
- 64.Dido and Aeneas: Ha, ha, ha (Chorus)
- 65.Dido and Aeneas: Ruin'd ere the set of sun (Witches, Sorceress)
- 66.Dido and Aeneas: Ha, ha, ha (Chorus)
- 67.Dido and Aeneas: But ere we this perform (Witches)
- 68.Dido and Aeneas: In our deep vaulted cell (Chorus)
- 69.Dido and Aeneas: Echo Dance of the Furies
- 70.Dido and Aeneas: Ritornello
- 71.Dido and Aeneas: Thanks to these lonesome vales (Belinda, Chorus)
- 72.Dido and Aeneas: Oft she visits this lov'd mountain (Second Woman)
- 73.Dido and Aeneas: Behold, upon my bending spear (Aeneas, Dido)
- 74.Dido and Aeneas: Haste, haste to town (Belinda, Chorus)
- 75.Dido and Aeneas: Stay, Prince, and hear great Jove's command (Spirit, Aeneas)
- 76.Dido and Aeneas: Prelude for the sailors
- 77.Dido and Aeneas: Come away, fellow sailors (First Sailor, Chorus)
- 78.Dido and Aeneas: The Sailors' Dance
- 79.Dido and Aeneas: See the flags and streamers curling (Sorceress; Witches)
- 80.Dido and Aeneas: Our next motion (Sorceress)
- 81.Dido and Aeneas: Destruction's our delight (Chorus)
- 82.Dido and Aeneas: The Witches' Dance (Jack of the Lanthorn Dance)
- 83.Dido and Aeneas: Your counsel all is urg'd in vain (Dido, Belinda, Aeneas)
- 84.Dido and Aeneas: Great minds against themselves conspire (Chorus)
- 85.Dido and Aeneas: Thy hand, Belinda (Dido)
- 86.Dido and Aeneas: When I am laid in earth (Dido)
- 87.Dido and Aeneas: With drooping wings ye Cupids come (Chorus)
- 88.Ode for Saint Cecilia's Day: Symphony
- 89.Ode for Saint Cecilia's Day: Hail! Bright Cecilia
- 90.Ode for Saint Cecilia's Day: Hark, each tree
- 91.Ode for Saint Cecilia's Day: 'Tis nature voice
- 92.Ode for Saint Cecilia's Day: Soul of the world
- 93.Ode for Saint Cecilia's Day: Thou tun'st this world
- 94.Ode for Saint Cecilia's Day: With that sublime celestial lay
- 95.Ode for Saint Cecilia's Day: Wond'rous machine
- 96.Ode for Saint Cecilia's Day: The airy violin
- 97.Ode for Saint Cecilia's Day: In vain the am'rous flute
- 98.Ode for Saint Cecilia's Day: The Fife and all the Harmony of war
- 99.Ode for Saint Cecilia's Day: Let these among themselves contest
- 100.Ode for Saint Cecilia's Day: Hail! Bright Cecilia
- 101.Welcome to all the pleasures "Ode on St. Cecilia's Day", Z339: Ouverture (Sinfonia)
- 102.Welcome to all the pleasures "Ode on St. Cecilia's Day", Z339: Welcome to All the Pleasures
- 103.Welcome to all the pleasures "Ode on St. Cecilia's Day", Z339: Here the Deities approve (counter-tenor)
- 104.Welcome to all the pleasures "Ode on St. Cecilia's Day", Z339: While Joys Celestial (trio)
- 105.Welcome to all the pleasures "Ode on St. Cecilia's Day", Z339: Then Lift Up Your Voices (bass, chorus)
- 106.Welcome to all the pleasures "Ode on St. Cecilia's Day", Z339: Adagio (harpsichord)
- 107.Welcome to all the pleasures "Ode on St. Cecilia's Day", Z339: Beauty Thou Scene of Love (tenor)
- 108.Welcome to all the pleasures "Ode on St. Cecilia's Day", Z339: In a Consort of Voices (tenor, chorus)
- 109.The Masque in Dioclesian: I. Solo (soprano) & Chorus: Call the Nymphs and the Fauns from woods
- 110.The Masque in Dioclesian: II. Air (soprano): Let the Graces and Pleasures repair
- 111.The Masque in Dioclesian: III. Duet (basses): Come, come away, no delay
- 112.The Masque in Dioclesian: IV. Chorus: Behold, O mighty'st of gods
- 113.The Masque in Dioclesian: V. Paspe (passepied) - instr.
- 114.The Masque in Dioclesian: VI. Duet (sopranos): Oh the sweet delights of love
- 115.The Masque in Dioclesian: VII. Air (soprano) & Chorus: Let monarchs fight for power and fame
- 116.The Masque in Dioclesian: VIII. Duet (tenor and baritone): Make room for the great God
- 117.The Masque in Dioclesian: IX. Solo (Bacchus) Trio & Chorus: I'm here with my jolly crew
- 118.The Masque in Dioclesian: X. Dance of Bacchanals - instr.
- 119.The Masque in Dioclesian: XI. Air (soprano): Still I'm wishing, stil desiring
- 120.The Masque in Dioclesian: (Ritornello - XII): Can Drusilla give no more ?
- 121.The Masque in Dioclesian: XIII. Canaries - instr.
- 122.The Masque in Dioclesian: XIV. Dialogue (soprano and baritone): Tell me why, my charming fair
- 123.The Masque in Dioclesian: XV. Dance - instr.
- 124.The Masque in Dioclesian: XVI. Air (tenor) & Chorus: All our days and our nights
- 125.The Masque in Dioclesian: XVII. Dance - instr.
- 126.The Masque in Dioclesian: XVIII. Trio & Chorus: Triumph victorious love
- 127.Instrumental Music for the Play: First Music
- 128.Instrumental Music for the Play: First Act Tune or Hornpipe
- 129.Instrumental Music for the Play: Interlude
- 130.Instrumental Music for the Play: Dance of the Furies
- 131.Instrumental Music for the Play: Second Act Tune
- 132.Instrumental Music for the Play: The Chair Dance
- 133.Instrumental Music for the Play: Third Act Tune
- 134.Instrumental Music for the Play: Interlude
- 135.Instrumental Music for the Play: Butterfly Dance
- 136.Instrumental Music for the Play: Country Dance
- 137.Come, ye sons of art, Z323: Ouverture (Sinfonia)
- 138.Come, ye sons of art, Z323: Come, come, ye Sons of Art (counter-tenor, chorus)
- 139.Come, ye sons of art, Z323: Sound the trumpet till around (counter-tenors)
- 140.Come, ye sons of art, Z323: Come, come, ye Sons of Art (chorus)
- 141.Come, ye sons of art, Z323: Strike the viol (counter-tenor)
- 142.Come, ye sons of art, Z323: The day that such a blessing gave (bass, chorus)
- 143.Come, ye sons of art, Z323: Bid the Virtues (soprano, oboe)
- 144.Come, ye sons of art, Z323: These are the sacred charms that shield (bass)
- 145.Come, ye sons of art, Z323: See Nature, rejoicing (soprano, bass, chorus)
- 146.Rejoice in the Lord Alway "The Bell Anthem", Z49
- 147.My beloved spake, Z23: Ouverture (Sinfonia)
- 148.My beloved spake, Z23: My Beloved Spake
- 149.My beloved spake, Z23: For, lo, the Winter is Past
- 150.My beloved spake, Z23: The Time of the Singing
- 151.My beloved spake, Z23: And the Voice of the Turtle
- 152.My beloved spake, Z23: The Fig Tree
- 153.My beloved spake, Z23: Arise
- 154.My beloved spake, Z23: My Beloved is mine
- 155.Ode on the death of Mr. Henry Purcell: Mark how the lark and linnet sing
- 156.Ode on the death of Mr. Henry Purcell: But in the close of the night
- 157.Ode on the death of Mr. Henry Purcell: So ceas'd the rival crew
- 158.Ode on the death of Mr. Henry Purcell: We beg not Hell
- 159.Ode on the death of Mr. Henry Purcell: The pow'r of harmony too well they knew
- 160.Ode on the death of Mr. Henry Purcell: The heav'nly choir
- 161.Ode on the death of Mr. Henry Purcell: Ye brethren of the lyre
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