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Solomon

Band / artist:
Howard Crook, The Parley of Instruments, Roy Goodman, Bronwen Mills, William Boyce
Release date:
01.06.1990
Plays count:
0

Album tracks

List

1

Solomon: Part I. Ouverture: Largo - Allegro - Larghetto
Solomon: Part I. Ouverture: Largo - Allegro - Larghetto
William Boyce

2

Solomon: Part I. "Behold, jerusalem, behold thy king"
Solomon: Part I. "Behold, jerusalem, behold thy king"
William Boyce

3

Solomon: Part I. "From the mountains, lo! He comes"
Solomon: Part I. "From the mountains, lo! He comes"
William Boyce

4

Solomon: Part I. "Tell me, lovely shepherd"
Solomon: Part I. "Tell me, lovely shepherd"
William Boyce

5

Solomon: Part I. "Fairest of the virgin throng"
Solomon: Part I. "Fairest of the virgin throng"
William Boyce

6

Solomon: Part I. "As the rich apple, on whose boughs"
Solomon: Part I. "As the rich apple, on whose boughs"
William Boyce

7

Solomon: Part I. "Beneath his ample shade I lay"
Solomon: Part I. "Beneath his ample shade I lay"
William Boyce

8

Solomon: Part I. "Who quits the lily's fleecy white"
Solomon: Part I. "Who quits the lily's fleecy white"
William Boyce

9

Solomon: Part I. "Balmy sweetness, ever flowing"
Solomon: Part I. "Balmy sweetness, ever flowing"
William Boyce

10

Solomon: Part I. "Let not my prince his slave Despise" / "Ah simple me! my own, more dear"
Solomon: Part I. "Let not my prince his slave Despise" / "Ah simple me! my own, more dear"
William Boyce

11

Solomon: Part I. "Fair and comely is my love"
Solomon: Part I. "Fair and comely is my love"
William Boyce

12

Solomon: Part I. "Forbear, O charming swain, forbear!"
Solomon: Part I. "Forbear, O charming swain, forbear!"
William Boyce

13

Solomon: Part I. "Fill with cooling juice the bowl!"
Solomon: Part I. "Fill with cooling juice the bowl!"
William Boyce

14

Solomon: Part II. Sinfonia
Solomon: Part II. Sinfonia
William Boyce

15

Solomon: Part II. "The cheerful spring begins today" / "Arise, my fair, and come away"
Solomon: Part II. "The cheerful spring begins today" / "Arise, my fair, and come away"
William Boyce

16

Solomon: Part II. "Together let us range the fields"
Solomon: Part II. "Together let us range the fields"
William Boyce

17

Solomon: Part II. "How lovely art thou to the sight"
Solomon: Part II. "How lovely art thou to the sight"
William Boyce

18

Solomon: Part II. "Let me, love, thy bole ascending"
Solomon: Part II. "Let me, love, thy bole ascending"
William Boyce

19

Solomon: Part II. "O, that a sister's specious name"
Solomon: Part II. "O, that a sister's specious name"
William Boyce

20

Solomon: Part II. "Soft, I adjure you, by the fawns"
Solomon: Part II. "Soft, I adjure you, by the fawns"
William Boyce

21

Solomon: Part II. "My fair's a garden of delight"
Solomon: Part II. "My fair's a garden of delight"
William Boyce

22

Solomon: Part II. "Softly rise, O southern breeze!"
Solomon: Part II. "Softly rise, O southern breeze!"
William Boyce

23

Solomon: Part III. "Arise, my fair, the doors unfold"
Solomon: Part III. "Arise, my fair, the doors unfold"
William Boyce

24

Solomon: Part III. "Obedient to thy voice I hie"
Solomon: Part III. "Obedient to thy voice I hie"
William Boyce

25

Solomon: Part III. "Ye blooming virgins, as ye rove"
Solomon: Part III. "Ye blooming virgins, as ye rove"
William Boyce

26

Solomon: Part III. "Who is thy love, O charming maid!"
Solomon: Part III. "Who is thy love, O charming maid!"
William Boyce

27

Solomon: Part III. "On his face the vernal rose"
Solomon: Part III. "On his face the vernal rose"
William Boyce

28

Solomon: Part III. "This, O ye virgins"
Solomon: Part III. "This, O ye virgins"
William Boyce

29

Solomon: Part III. "Sweet nymph, whom ruddier charms addorn"
Solomon: Part III. "Sweet nymph, whom ruddier charms addorn"
William Boyce

30

Solomon: Part III. "O take me! stamp me on thy breast!"
Solomon: Part III. "O take me! stamp me on thy breast!"
William Boyce

31

Solomon: Part III. "Thou soft invader of the soul!" / "In vain we trace the globe"
Solomon: Part III. "Thou soft invader of the soul!" / "In vain we trace the globe"
William Boyce