An edition of A collection of songs
(1929)
A collection of songs
Baritone
by George Frideric Handel
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Table of Contents
And thus let happy Egypt's king
False, destructive ways of pleasure
From the heart that feels my warning
Go, my faithful soldier, go
Ha! What vision effulgent
Haste, friends of Erebus
How art thou fall'n
Laud her, all ye virgin train
Let me congratulate
Mountains, on whose barren breast
Oh Jove! what land is this?
O memory
Oppressed with never ceasing care
O Sword, and thou, all daring hand
O work sublime
That God is great
Thrice happy the monarch
Thus far my wishes thrive
'Tis Dioclesian's natal day
To God, our strength
To power immortal
Turn not, O Queen
Ungrateful child
Virtue, thou ideal name
Ye fleeting shades
You hoped to call in vain.
Edition Notes
Acc. arr. for piano.
Editorial and historical notes in English.
"Some hints on the singing of Handel" follows score.
Includes index of source titles.
English words.
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