by Henry Purcell (1658/9 – 1695), Hark ! now the echoing Air , Z. 629 no. 48 (1692), published 1702, from The Fairy Queen, an operatic adaptation of Shakespeare’s Midsummer Night’s Dream, no. 48, published in Orpheus Britannicus, Vol. II, Hark the Echoing Air From The Fairy Queen Henry Purcell. Information. Performers Christopher Monks (Conductor) Orchestra of the Baroque Elin Manahan Thomas (Soloist, soprano) Composers Henry Purcell * 1659, London, England, United Kingdom † 21/11/1695, London, England, United Kingdom.
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Several arias such as The Plaint, Thrice happy lovers and Hark! the echoing air have entered the discographic repertory of many singers outside their original context. The orchestra for The Fairy-Queen consists of two recorders , two oboes , two trumpets, timpani, string instruments and harpsichord continuo .
Original: Hark. The Echoing Air . Henry Purcell. Hark . Unison song from The Fairy Queen. Choir sheet music. Traduction: L’écho Air composé par Henry Purcell. Unison chanson de The Fairy Queen. L’ Air écho. Partition chorale. 1659-1695. UNIS.
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