FLAC tracks | Classical | 01:05:55 | 1CD | 332 MbOf the works by Handel presented here, three are cantatas devoted to the Patron Saint of music, St.

Cecilia, another is an Italian cantata that was probably presented for a private patron in Rome, while the remaining two works are drawn from Handel’s unique set of Neun Deutsche Arien (Nos.

4 & 6 in the supposed original numbering), composed around 1724 to texts by Barthold Heinrich Brockes, the Hamburg poet and city official whose vernacular text of the Passion was set to music by several eighteenth-century composers including Handel.

Tracklist:01. Handel: Cantata: Splenda l’alba in oriente, HWV 166-Aria: Splenda l’alba in oriente02. Handel: Cantata: Splenda l’alba in oriente, HWV 166-Recit: Tu, armonica Cecilia…Aria: La virtute è un vero nume03. Handel: Cantata: Carco sempre di gloria, HWV 87-Recit: Carco sempre di gloria…Aria: Sei del Ciel dono perfetto04. Handel: Cantata: Carco sempre di gloria-Aria: Sei cara, sei bella05. Handel: “Tu Fedel? Tu Costante?”, HWV 171-Sonata06. Handel: “Tu Fedel? Tu Costante?”, HWV 171-Recit: Tu fidel? Tu constante?…Aria: Cento belle ami, Fileno07. Handel: “Tu Fedel? Tu Costante?”, HWV 171-Recit: L’occhio nero vivace…Aria: Se Licori, Filli ed io08. Handel: “Tu Fedel? Tu Costante?”, HWV 171-Recit: Ma se non hai più d’un sol cuore…Aria: Se non ti piace09. Handel: “Tu Fedel? Tu Costante?”, HWV 171-Recit: Ma il tuo genio…Aria: Sì crudel, ti lascierò10. Handel: Look down harmonious Saint HWV124-Recitative: Look down, look down11. Handel: Look down harmonious Saint HWV124-Aria: Sweet accents all your numbers grace12. Handel: Meine Seele hört im Sehen13. Handel: Süsse Stille, sanfter Quelle