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| An Ode For The Birthday Of Queen Mary, Z323 (1694): "Come Ye Sons Of Art, Away" | 25:40 | |
| 1 | Symphony: Largo - Allegro - Adagio | |
| 2 | "Come Ye Sons Of Art, Away..." | |
| 3 | "Sound The Trumpet, 'Til Around..." | |
| 4 | "Strike The Viol, Touch The Lute..." | |
| 5 | "The Day That Such A Blessing Gave..." | |
| 6 | "Bid The Virtues, Bid The Graces..." | |
| 7 | "These Are The Sacred Charms That Shield..." | |
| 8 | "See Nature, Rejoicing, Has Shown Us The Way..." | |
| A Song To Welcome Home His Majesty Charles II From Windsor, Z340 (1680): "Welcome, Viceregent Of The Mighty King" | 14:02 | |
| 9 | Symphony: "Welcome, Viceregent Of The Mighty King..." | |
| 10 | "Ah, Mighty Sir, If You To Such Long Absence Are Inclined..." | |
| 11 | "But Your Blest Presence Now..." | |
| 12 | "Your Influous Approach Our Pensive Hope Recalls..." | |
| 13 | "When The Summer In His Glory..." | |
| 14 | "All Loyalty And Honour Be..." | |
| 15 | "Music The Food Of Love..." | |
| Welcome Song Performed To King James II. Z343 (1685): "Why, Why Are All The Muses Mute?" | ||
| 16 | "Why, Why Are All The Muses Mute?" | |
| 17 | "When Should Each Soul Exalted Be..." | |
| 18 | "Britain, Thou Now Art Great, Art Great Indeed..." | |
| 19 | "Look Up, And To Our Isle Returning See..." | |
| 20 | "Accurs'd Rebellion Reared His Head..." | |
| 21 | "Caesar For Milder Virtues Honour'd More..." | |
| 22 | "The Many-Headed Beast Is Quelled At Home..." | |
| 23 | "Is The Equal Balance Laid..." | |
| 24 | "Oh How Blest Is The Isle To Which Caesar Is Given..." | |