Henry Purcell, The Fairy Queen

First Musick: Prelude

First Musick: Hornpipe

Second Musick: Air

Second Musick: Rondeau

I: Overture

I: "Come, come let us leave the town"

I: Scene of the Drunken Poet: "Fill up the bowl"

I: First Act Tune: Jig

II: "Come all ye songsters of the sky"

II: Prelude

II: "May the God of Wit inspire"

II: Echo

II: "Now join your Warbling Voices all"

II: "Sing while we trip"

II: "See, even Night herself is here"

II: "I am come to lock all fast"

II: "Hush, no more"

II: Second Act Tune: Air

III: "If love's a sweet passion"

III: Dance of the Green Men

III: "Ye gentle spirits of the Air"

III: Coridon and Mospa Dialogue: "Now the maids and the men"

III: "When I Have often heard"

III: "A thousand, thousand several ways"

IV: Symphony

IV: "Now the night is chased away"

IV: "Let the fifes, and the clarions"

IV: Entry of Phoebus

IV: "When a cruel long winter"

IV: "Hail! Great Parent"

IV: "Thus the ever Grateful spring"

IV: "Here's the summer"

IV: "See my many colour'd fields"

IV: "Next winter comes slowly"

IV: "Hail! Great Parent"

IV: Fourth Act Tune: Air

V: Epithalamium: "Thrice happy lovers"

V: The Plaint: "Oh let me weep"

V: Entry Dance

V: "Thus the gloomy world"

V: "Thus Happy and free"

V: "Yes, Daphne"

V: Monkey's dance

V: "Hark! Now the echoing air"

V: "Sure the dull God of marriage"

V: Prelude

V: "See, see, I obey"

V: "Turn then thine eyes"

V: "My torch, indeed"

V: "They shall be as happy as they're fair"

V: Chaconne: "Dance for a Chinese Man and Woman"