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Handel's English Cantatas - Brook Street Band; Carolyn Gibley (harpsichord); Joseph Hill (cello maker); Nicki Kennedy (soprano); Sally Bruce-Payne (alto)
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  1. So pleasing the pain is, cantata for tenor, baritone, 2 violins & continuo (set to Handel's music)
  2. With roving and ranging, cantata for soprano, baritone, 2 violins & continuo (set to Handel's music)
  3. To lonely shades fair Delia stray'd, cantata for soprano, tenor, 2 violins & continuo (set to Handel's music)
  4. English Songs (24), HWV 228: I like the am'rous Youth (attrib. Handel)
  5. English Songs (24), HWV 228: An Answer to Collin's Complaint (attrib. Handel)
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  1. So pleasing the pain is, cantata for tenor, baritone, 2 violins & continuo (set to Handel's music)
  2. With roving and ranging, cantata for soprano, baritone, 2 violins & continuo (set to Handel's music)
  3. To lonely shades fair Delia stray'd, cantata for soprano, tenor, 2 violins & continuo (set to Handel's music)
  4. English Songs (24), HWV 228: I like the am'rous Youth (attrib. Handel)
  5. English Songs (24), HWV 228: An Answer to Collin's Complaint (attrib. Handel)
  6. English Songs (24), HWV 228: The Forsaken Nymph (attrib. Handel)
  7. Venus and Adonis (Behold where weeping Venus stands), cantata for soprano, HWV 85: Dear Adonis, beauty's Treasure
  8. Love's But the Frailty of the Mind, song, HWV 218
  9. English Songs (24), HWV 228: 'Twas when the Seas were roaring (The Melancholy Nymph) (attrib. Handel)
  10. Venus and Adonis (Behold where weeping Venus stands), cantata for soprano, HWV 85: Transporting Joy
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The cover of this exceedingly British release promises something more than you actually get, but it does offer some unusual items for the confirmed Handel lover. As well, it offers any listener a taste of the world of arrangements in which Baroque music circulated after it had fulfilled its intended function. You may wonder how you managed to miss Handel's English cantatas for all these years. It's because he didn't actually write any; the three cantatas for soprano, alto, and small ensemble (two violins and continuo) ...

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