Purcell: Z 610/1. Whilst I with grief (The Spanish Friar) - Nelson (Hogwood)
Purcell: Whilst I with Grief did on you look
The Spanish Friar, or The Double Discovery, Z. 610: Whilst I With Grief Did on You Look
The Spanish Friar, Z. 610, "The Double Discovery": Song: Whilst I with grief did on you look
Whilst I With Grief
Purcell: Z 571/1. I sigh'd, and I pin'd (A Fool's Preferment) - Covey-Crump (Hogwood)
As soon as the Chaos was made into form (“The Marriage Hater Match’d” Z. 602)
Henry Purcell - amintas, to my grief i see Z.356 .wmv
Purcell: Z 587/1. There's but a swain (Rule a Wife and Have a Wife) - von Otter (Vinikour)
Henry Purcell - if pray'rs and tears Z.380 .wmv
Purcell: Z 571/5. I'll mount to yon blue coelum (A Fool's Preferment) - Covey-Crump (Hogwood)
I Burn, my Brain Consumes to Ashes, John Eccles
Purcell: Z 605/1. Oh! how you protest (The Mock Marriage) - Nelson (Hogwood)
Purcell: The Wife's Excuse, or Cuckolds make themselves - original version, 1691: Say; Cruel...
Purcell: Z 605/2. 'Twas within a furlong (The Mock Marriage) - Forrester (Isepp)
Purcell: Z 590/1. Beneath the poplar's shadow (Sophonisba) - Nelson (Hogwood)
H. Purcell: Stripped of their green our groves appear, Michal Bitan
Finger: While I with wounding grief did look
Don Quixote: While I with Wounding Grief (arr. G. McLaughlin, J. Wedman, A. Nosky and F. Deak)
