'Whence could so much virtue spring?' Lyrics

Overture 'Shake the cloud from off your brow' 'Ah! Belinda I am prest with torment' 'Grief increases by concealing' 'Whence could so much virtue spring?' 'See, your royal guest appears' 'Cupid only throws the dart' 'If not for mine, for Empire's sake' - Gittars Chacony 'To the hills and vales' Triumphing Dance Prelude - 'Wayward sisters' - 'Harms our delight' 'The Queen of Carthage' - 'Ho ho ho!' 'Ruin'd 'ere the set of sun?' - 'Ho ho ho!' 'In our deep vaulted cell the charm we'll prepare' Echo Dance of Furies Ritornelle 'Thanks to these lonesome vales' Gittars Passacaille 'Oft she visits this lone mountain' 'Behold, upon my bending spear' - 'Haste, haste to town' 'Stay, Prince, and hear great Jove's command' 'Then since our charms have sped' Prelude - 'Come away, fellow sailors' - The Sailors' Dance 'See the flags and streamers curling' 'Our next motion' The Witches' Dance Almand - 'Your counsel all is urg'd in vain' 'Great minds against themselves conspire' 'Thy hand, Belinda, darkness shades me' 'With drooping wings ye Cupids come'

'Ah! Belinda I am prest with torment' 'See, your royal guest appears' 'Whence could so much virtue spring?' Dido & Aeneas: When I Am Laid in Earth (Dido's Lament) Fairest Isle Four-Voice Fantasia No.5 in D minor O Solitude The Married Beau, Overture The Married Beau: Hornpipe on a Ground What Power Art Thou