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Arne: Artaxerxes (English Orpheus Vol 33) /Robson · Partridge · Spence · Edgar-Wilson · Bott · Hyde · Parley of Instruments · Goodman by Thomas Arne

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• Artist:Thomas Arne
• Media:Audio CD
• Label: Hyperion
• Released: 01 January 1996
• Barcode: 0034571170510
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• • Overture: Poco piu che andante - Larghetto - Gavotta
  • Still silence reigns around
  • Fair Aurora, pr'ythee stay
  • Alas, thou know'st that for my Love of thee
  • Adieu, thou lovely Youth
  • O cruel parting!
  • Amid a thousand racking Woes
  • Be firm my Heart
  • Behold, on Lethe's dismal Strand
  • Stay, Artaxerxes, stay
  • Fair Semira, lovely Maid
  • I fear some dread Disaster
  • When real Joys we miss
  • Ye Gods, Protectors of the Persian Empire
  • How hard is the Fate
  • Where do I fly?
  • Thy Father! away, I renounce the soft Claim
  • Ye cruel Gods, what Crime have I committed?
  • Acquit thee of this foul Offence
  • Appearance, I must own, is strong against me
  • O too lovely, too unkind
  • Dear and beloved Shade of my dead Father
  • Fly, soft Ideas, fly
  • Guards, speed ye to the Tower
  • In Infancy, our Hopes and Fears
  • So far my great Resolve succeeds
  • Disdainful you fly me
  • Why, my dear Friend, so pensive, so inactive?
  • To sigh and complain
  • How many Links to dire Misfortune's Chain!
  • If o'er the cruel Tyrant Love
  • Which fatal Evil shall I first oppose?
  • If the River's swelling Waves
  • Ye solid Pillars of the Persian Empire
  • By that belov'd Embrace
  • Ah me! at poor Arbaces parting
  • Monster, away!
  • See, lov'd Semira!
  • Thou, like the glorius Sun
  • Why is Death for ever late
  • Arbaces!
  • Water parted from the Sea
  • That Front, secure in conscious Innocence
  • Tho' oft a Cloud, with envious Shade
  • My Son, Arbaces - where art thou retir'd? -
  • O let the Danger of a Son
  • Ye adverse Gods!
  • O, much lov'd Son, if Death
  • Perhaps the King releas'd Arbaces
  • Let not Rage thy Bosom firing
  • What have I done! alas, I vainly thought
  • 'Tis not true, that in our Grief
  • Nor here my searching Eyes can find Mandane
  • For thee I live, my Dearest
  • To you my People, much belov'd, I offer
  • The Soldier, tir'd of War's Alarms
  • Behold my King, Arbaces at thy Feet
  • Live to us, to Empire live