Texts by N. Tate set in Art Songs and Choral Works
Texts set in art song or choral works (not necessarily comprehensive):
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- A Prince of glorious race descended FRE - H. Purcell
- Bid the Virtues, bid the Graces DUT - H. Purcell
- Bid the Virtues (Bid the Virtues, bid the Graces) - H. Purcell DUT
- Celebrate this festival (Crown the altar, deck the shrine) - H. Purcell
- Come, ye Sons of Art, come away DUT - H. Purcell
- Come, ye Sons of Art (Come, ye Sons of Art, come away) - H. Purcell DUT
- Crown the altar, deck the shrine - H. Purcell
- Dido's Lament (Thy hand, Belinda, darkness shades me) - H. Purcell CAT FRE ITA SPA
- Gentle shepherds, you that know - H. Purcell
- If now he burns with noble flame - H. Purcell
- O have mercy Lord, on me FIN FRE GER SPA
- Pastoral Elegy on the Death of Mr. John Playford (Gentle shepherds, you that know) - H. Purcell
- Retir'd from any mortal's sight (Retir'd from any Mortal's sight) - H. Purcell FRE
- Retir'd from any Mortal's sight FRE - H. Purcell
- See Nature, rejoicing, has shown us the way DUT - H. Purcell
- See Nature, rejoicing (See Nature, rejoicing, has shown us the way) - H. Purcell DUT
- Sound the Trumpet and beat the warlike Drum - H. Purcell
- Sound the trumpet till around CAT DUT FRE GER - B. Britten, H. Purcell
- Sound the trumpet (Sound the trumpet till around) - B. Britten, H. Purcell CAT DUT FRE GER
- Strike the Viol, touch the Lute DUT FRE - H. Purcell
- Strike the Viol (Strike the Viol, touch the Lute) - H. Purcell DUT FRE
- Tell me, some pitying angel, quickly say - B. Britten, H. Purcell (The blessed Virign's expostulation)
- The Blessed Virgin's Expostulation when our Saviour (at twelve years of age) had withdrawn himself (Tell me, some pitying angel, quickly say) - B. Britten
- The blessed Virgin's expostulation (Tell me, some pitying angel, quickly say) - H. Purcell
- The blessed Virign's expostulation (Tell me, some pitying angel, quickly say)
- The day that such a blessing gave DUT - H. Purcell
- The Father brave as e’er was Dane - H. Purcell
- The Graces in his Mother shine - H. Purcell
- The Honour of a Jubilee (The day that such a blessing gave) - H. Purcell DUT
- These are the sacred charms that shield DUT - H. Purcell
- These are the sacred charms (These are the sacred charms that shield) - H. Purcell DUT
- Thy hand, Belinda, darkness shades me CAT FRE ITA SPA - H. Purcell
- Who can from joy refrain, this gay - H. Purcell
- Young Thirsis' fate ye hills and groves deplore - H. Purcell
- Young Thirsis' fate (Young Thirsis' fate ye hills and groves deplore) - H. Purcell
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