Handel: Belshazzar

Belshazzar / Act 1:"Well may they laugh" / "Oh memory! Still bitter to my soul!"-David Wilson-Johnson/Catherine Robbin/The English Concert/Trevor Pinnock

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David Wilson-Johnson / Catherine Robbin / The English Concert / Trevor Pinnock
专辑： Handel: Belshazzar

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Belshazzar, HWV 61:Overture-The English Concert/Trevor Pinnock
Belshazzar / Act 1:"Vain, fluctuating state of human empire"-The English Concert/Arleen Auger/Trevor Pinnock
Belshazzar / Act 1:"Thou, God most high, and Thou alone"-The English Concert/Arleen Auger/Trevor Pinnock
Belshazzar / Act 1:"The fate of Babylon, I fear, is nigh"-The English Concert/Arleen Auger/James Bowman/Trevor Pinnock
Belshazzar / Act 1:"Lament not thus, oh Queen, in vain!"-The English Concert/James Bowman/Trevor Pinnock
Belshazzar / Act 1:"Behold, by Persia's hero made"-The English Concert/Trevor Pinnock/The English Concert Choir
Belshazzar / Act 1:"Opprest with never-ceasing grief"-The English Concert/David Wilson-Johnson/Trevor Pinnock
Belshazzar / Act 1:"Dry those unavailing tears"-The English Concert/Catherine Robbin/Trevor Pinnock
Belshazzar / Act 1:"Be comforted: safe though the tyrant seem" / "Methought, as on the bank of deep Euphrates"-The English Concert/Catherine Robbin/Trevor Pinnock
Belshazzar / Act 1:"Now, tell me, Gobrias"-The English Concert/Catherine Robbin/David Wilson-Johnson/Trevor Pinnock
Belshazzar / Act 1:"Behold the monstrous human beast"-The English Concert/David Wilson-Johnson/Trevor Pinnock
Belshazzar / Act 1:"Can you then think it strange"-Catherine Robbin/The English Concert/Trevor Pinnock
Belshazzar / Act 1:"Great God! who, yet but darkly known"-Catherine Robbin/The English Concert/Trevor Pinnock
Belshazzar / Act 1:"My friends, be confident"-The English Concert/Catherine Robbin/Trevor Pinnock
Belshazzar / Act 1:"All empires upon God depend"-The English Concert/Trevor Pinnock/The English Concert Choir
Belshazzar / Act 1:"Oh sacred oracles of Truth!"-James Bowman/The English Concert/Trevor Pinnock
Belshazzar / Act 1:"Rejoice, my countrymen" / "Thus saith the Lord to Cyrus"-James Bowman/The English Concert/Trevor Pinnock
Belshazzar / Act 1:"Sing, oh ye heav'ns!"-The English Concert/Trevor Pinnock/The English Concert Choir
Belshazzar / Act 1:"Let festal joy triumphant reign!"-The English Concert/Georg Friedrich Händel/Anthony Rolfe Johnson/Trevor Pinnock
Belshazzar / Act 1:"For you, my friends"-The English Concert/Georg Friedrich Händel/Anthony Rolfe Johnson/Trevor Pinnock/Arleen Auger

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