Hugh Cutting

Emily Howard: The Anvil - 2023-09-29T00:00:00.000000Z

• The Anvil "An Elegy for Peterloo": I. Heavy stone harvest - Emily Howard: The Anvil - Hugh Cutting
• The Anvil "An Elegy for Peterloo": II. Pelt of rough turf - Emily Howard: The Anvil - Hugh Cutting
• The Anvil "An Elegy for Peterloo": III. Battered shuttles - Emily Howard: The Anvil - Hugh Cutting
• The Anvil "An Elegy for Peterloo": IV. The Commissioner for Paving - Emily Howard: The Anvil - Hugh Cutting
• The Anvil "An Elegy for Peterloo": V. Fife drums love command liberty - Emily Howard: The Anvil - Hugh Cutting
• The Anvil "An Elegy for Peterloo": VI. A lake of hats - Emily Howard: The Anvil - Hugh Cutting
• The Anvil "An Elegy for Peterloo": VII. We walk in communion - Emily Howard: The Anvil - Hugh Cutting
• The Anvil "An Elegy for Peterloo": VIII. We ask for sustenance and suffrage - Emily Howard: The Anvil - Hugh Cutting
• The Anvil "An Elegy for Peterloo": IX. The order comes - Emily Howard: The Anvil - Hugh Cutting
• The Anvil "An Elegy for Peterloo": X. Were we quickened from brick-dust - Emily Howard: The Anvil - Hugh Cutting
• The Anvil "An Elegy for Peterloo": XI. Sabred and stabbed - Emily Howard: The Anvil - Hugh Cutting
• The Anvil "An Elegy for Peterloo": XII. The field turns inside out - Emily Howard: The Anvil - Hugh Cutting
• The Anvil "An Elegy for Peterloo": XIII.Some of our cry is their cry - Emily Howard: The Anvil - Hugh Cutting
• The Anvil "An Elegy for Peterloo": XIV. Now, when you see a blush - Emily Howard: The Anvil - Hugh Cutting
• The Anvil "An Elegy for Peterloo": XV. Ghosts conjured from cotton smoke - Emily Howard: The Anvil - Hugh Cutting
• The Anvil "An Elegy for Peterloo": XVI. Our shibboleth - Emily Howard: The Anvil - Hugh Cutting
• Elliptics: I. Like a bird that has hit glass - Emily Howard: The Anvil - Hugh Cutting
• Elliptics: II. Be quiet, you say - Emily Howard: The Anvil - Hugh Cutting
• Elliptics: III. On the way, I reckoned up trios of street-lamps - Emily Howard: The Anvil - Hugh Cutting
• Elliptics: IV. Rooks wake, warn and clatter - Emily Howard: The Anvil - Hugh Cutting
• Elliptics: V. The long-gone and the not-yet-here - Emily Howard: The Anvil - Hugh Cutting
• Elliptics: VI. Full-tilt towards infinity - Emily Howard: The Anvil - Hugh Cutting
• Elliptics: VII. Night-long drive - Emily Howard: The Anvil - Hugh Cutting
• Elliptics: VIII. Houses dark and steep, oblivious - Emily Howard: The Anvil - Hugh Cutting
• Elliptics: IX. Love alone brooks resurrection - Emily Howard: The Anvil - Hugh Cutting
• Elliptics: X. Under our feet, below the sewers - Emily Howard: The Anvil - Hugh Cutting
• Elliptics: XI. Seven swans in grief - Emily Howard: The Anvil - Hugh Cutting
• Elliptics: XII. Wildfires on the bare hills - Emily Howard: The Anvil - Hugh Cutting
• Elliptics: XIII.Like a bird that has hit glass - Emily Howard: The Anvil - Hugh Cutting
• Elliptics: XIV. Beyond these walls is so much silence - Emily Howard: The Anvil - Hugh Cutting
• Elliptics: XV. Dusk that never blossoms. Endless vespers - Emily Howard: The Anvil - Hugh Cutting

Purcell - Birthday Odes for Queen Mary - 2021-09-24T00:00:00.000000Z

• Arise, my Muse : Symphony - Purcell - Birthday Odes for Queen Mary - Hugh Cutting
• Arise, my Muse : Arise, my muse, and to thy tuneful lyre - Purcell - Birthday Odes for Queen Mary - Hugh Cutting
• Arise, my Muse : Ye sons of music, raise your voices high - Purcell - Birthday Odes for Queen Mary - Hugh Cutting
• Arise, my Muse : Then sound your instruments - Purcell - Birthday Odes for Queen Mary - Hugh Cutting
• Arise, my Muse : See how the glitt'ring ruler of the day - Purcell - Birthday Odes for Queen Mary - Hugh Cutting
• Arise, my Muse : Hail, gracious Gloriana, hail - Purcell - Birthday Odes for Queen Mary - Hugh Cutting
• Arise, my Muse : And since the time's distress - Purcell - Birthday Odes for Queen Mary - Hugh Cutting
• Arise, my Muse : To quell his country's foes - Purcell - Birthday Odes for Queen Mary - Hugh Cutting
• Arise, my Muse : But ah, I see Eusebia drown'd in tears - Purcell - Birthday Odes for Queen Mary - Hugh Cutting
• Love's goddess sure : Symphony - Purcell - Birthday Odes for Queen Mary - Hugh Cutting
• Love's goddess sure : Love's goddess sure was blind - Purcell - Birthday Odes for Queen Mary - Hugh Cutting
• Love's goddess sure : Those eyes, that form, that lofty mien - Purcell - Birthday Odes for Queen Mary - Hugh Cutting
• Love's goddess sure : Sweetness of nature - Purcell - Birthday Odes for Queen Mary - Hugh Cutting
• Love's goddess sure : Long may she reign over this isle - Purcell - Birthday Odes for Queen Mary - Hugh Cutting
• Love's goddess sure : May her blest example chase - Purcell - Birthday Odes for Queen Mary - Hugh Cutting
• Love's goddess sure : Many such days may she behold - Purcell - Birthday Odes for Queen Mary - Hugh Cutting
• Love's goddess sure : May she to heaven late return - Purcell - Birthday Odes for Queen Mary - Hugh Cutting
• Love's goddess sure : As much as we below shall mourn - Purcell - Birthday Odes for Queen Mary - Hugh Cutting
• Celebrate this festival : Symphony - Purcell - Birthday Odes for Queen Mary - Hugh Cutting
• Celebrate this festival : Opening solos & chorus - Purcell - Birthday Odes for Queen Mary - Hugh Cutting
• Celebrate this festival : Britain, now thy cares beguile - Purcell - Birthday Odes for Queen Mary - Hugh Cutting
• Celebrate this festival : 'Tis sacred, bid the trumpet cease - Purcell - Birthday Odes for Queen Mary - Hugh Cutting
• Celebrate this festival : Let sullen Discord smile - Purcell - Birthday Odes for Queen Mary - Hugh Cutting
• Celebrate this festival : Crown the altar, deck the shrine - Purcell - Birthday Odes for Queen Mary - Hugh Cutting
• Celebrate this festival : Expected Spring at last is come - Purcell - Birthday Odes for Queen Mary - Hugh Cutting
• Celebrate this festival : April, who till now has mourned - Purcell - Birthday Odes for Queen Mary - Hugh Cutting
• Celebrate this festival : Departing thus you'll hear him say - Purcell - Birthday Odes for Queen Mary - Hugh Cutting
• Celebrate this festival : Happy realm, beyond expressing - Purcell - Birthday Odes for Queen Mary - Hugh Cutting
• Celebrate this festival : While, for a righteous cause he arms - Purcell - Birthday Odes for Queen Mary - Hugh Cutting
• Celebrate this festival : Return, fond Muse, the thoughts of war - Purcell - Birthday Odes for Queen Mary - Hugh Cutting
• Celebrate this festival : Kindly treat Maria's day - Purcell - Birthday Odes for Queen Mary - Hugh Cutting

Purcell - Royal Odes - 2021-02-26T00:00:00.000000Z

• Why are all the Muses mute : Opening solo and chorus - Purcell - Royal Odes - Hugh Cutting
• Why are all the Muses mute : Symphony - Purcell - Royal Odes - Hugh Cutting
• Why are all the Muses mute : When should each soul exalted be - Purcell - Royal Odes - Hugh Cutting
• Why are all the Muses mute : Britain, thou now art great - Purcell - Royal Odes - Hugh Cutting
• Why are all the Muses mute : Look up, and to our Isle returning see - Purcell - Royal Odes - Hugh Cutting
• Why are all the Muses mute : Accurs'd rebellion reared his head - Purcell - Royal Odes - Hugh Cutting
• Why are all the Muses mute : So Jove, scarce settled in his sky - Purcell - Royal Odes - Hugh Cutting
• Why are all the Muses mute : Minuet - Caesar, for milder virtues - Purcell - Royal Odes - Hugh Cutting
• Why are all the Muses mute : The many headed beast is quelled - Purcell - Royal Odes - Hugh Cutting
• Why are all the Muses mute : In the equal balance laid - Purcell - Royal Odes - Hugh Cutting
• Why are all the Muses mute : O, how blest is the isle - Purcell - Royal Odes - Hugh Cutting
• Now does the glorious day appear : Symphony - Purcell - Royal Odes - Hugh Cutting
• Now does the glorious day appear : Opening chorus - Purcell - Royal Odes - Hugh Cutting
• Now does the glorious day appear : Not any one such joy could bring - Purcell - Royal Odes - Hugh Cutting
• Now does the glorious day appear : This does our fertile isle - Purcell - Royal Odes - Hugh Cutting
• Now does the glorious day appear : Opening chorus (reprise) - Purcell - Royal Odes - Hugh Cutting
• Now does the glorious day appear : It was a work of full as great a weight - Purcell - Royal Odes - Hugh Cutting
• Now does the glorious day appear : By beauteous softness mix'd with majesty - Purcell - Royal Odes - Hugh Cutting
• Now does the glorious day appear : Her hero to whose conduct - Purcell - Royal Odes - Hugh Cutting
• Now does the glorious day appear : Our dear religion - Purcell - Royal Odes - Hugh Cutting
• Now does the glorious day appear : No more shall we the great Eliza boast - Purcell - Royal Odes - Hugh Cutting
• Now does the glorious day appear : Now, now with one united voice - Purcell - Royal Odes - Hugh Cutting
• Welcome, glorious morn : Symphony - Purcell - Royal Odes - Hugh Cutting
• Welcome, glorious morn : Opening solo and chorus - Purcell - Royal Odes - Hugh Cutting
• Welcome, glorious morn : At thy return the joyful earth - Purcell - Royal Odes - Hugh Cutting
• Welcome, glorious morn : Welcome as when three happy kingdoms strove - Purcell - Royal Odes - Hugh Cutting
• Welcome, glorious morn : The mighty goddess of this wealthy isle - Purcell - Royal Odes - Hugh Cutting
• Welcome, glorious morn : Full of wonder and delight - Purcell - Royal Odes - Hugh Cutting
• Welcome, glorious morn : And lo, a sacred fury - To lofty strains - Purcell - Royal Odes - Hugh Cutting
• Welcome, glorious morn : My prayers are heard - I see the round years - Purcell - Royal Odes - Hugh Cutting
• Welcome, glorious morn : He to the field by Honour call'd shall go - Purcell - Royal Odes - Hugh Cutting
• Welcome, glorious morn : Whilst undisturb'd his happy Consort reigns - Purcell - Royal Odes - Hugh Cutting
• Welcome, glorious morn : Sound all ye spheres - Purcell - Royal Odes - Hugh Cutting

Nei giardini d'amore. Baroque arias for 2 alti - 2025-06-06T00:00:00.000000Z

• Sonata settima a doi violini - Nei giardini d'amore. Baroque arias for 2 alti - Hugh Cutting

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