Henry Purcell
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Number of Tracks: 964
Number of Albums: 27
Albums
Dido and Aeneas (Le Concert d'Astrée feat. conductor: Emmanuelle Haïm) (2003), Dido and Aeneas (St. James's Singers & St. James's Baroque Players feat. conductor: Ivor Bolton) (1993), The Fairy Queen (Les Arts Florissants feat. conductor: William Christie) (disc 1) (1989), The Fairy Queen (Les Arts Florissants feat. conductor: William Christie) (disc 2) (1989), Welcome to All Pleasures (Deller Consort & Stour Music Festival Chamber Orchestra feat. conductor: Alfred Deller) (1988), A Musical Celebration, Dido & Aenas, Dido & Aeneas (English Chamber Choir & Orchestra), Dido & Aeneas (Les Arts Florissants), Dido & Aeneas (Les Arts Florissants, William Christie), Dido & Aeneas (Taverner Choir & Players feat. conductor: Andrew Parrott) (BBC Music, Volume III, Number 5), Dido and Aeneas, Dido and Aeneas (Harnoncourt), Fantazias (London Baroque), Full Anthems and Organ / Music on the Death of Queen Mary (Oxford Camerata feat Jeremy Summerly; Conductor & Laurence Cummings; Organ), Harpsichord Suites, King Arthur (disc 2), Music for Queen Mary, Music for a While / O Solitude (Alfred Deller), Ode for St Cecilia's Day 1683 and Music for Queen Mary (Taverner Consort, Choir and Players feat. conductor: Andrew Parrott, soprano: Emily Van Evera, countertenor: Timothy Wilson, tenors: John Mark Ainsley and Charles Daniels, and bass: David Thomas), Ode for St. Cecilia's Day ? Te Deum (Choir and Orchestra of the Golden Age feat. Robert Glenton; conductor), Songs from Orpheus Britannicus (soprano: Agnès Mellon, clavecin: Christophe Rousset, basse de viole: Wieland Kuijken), Suites / Martin Souter, Ten Sonatas in Four Parts (London Baroque), The Fairy Queen (The Scholars Baroque Ensemble) (disc 1), The Fairy Queen (The Scholars Baroque Ensemble) (disc 2), The Indian Queen,