Clarke, Jeremiah: Jockey was as brisk and blith a Lad |
This page lists our only recording of Jockey was as brisk and blith a Lad, by Jeremiah Clarke (c.1673-1707) on CD. |
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See Terms & Conditions for p&p rates. |  Discs:1Barcode:5991813160225Medium:CD | Ah! How Sweet It Is To LoveSongs for the theatre
Clarke, Jeremiah: | Long has Pastora rul'd the Plain So sweets the charms of Love Suite in F minor Alas, here lies the poor Alonzo Slain Divine Astrea hither flew Lord, what's come to my Mother I'se no more to Shady Coverts Jockey was a dawdy Lad The Bonny grey Ey'd Morn Jockey was as brisk and blith a Lad | Eccles, J: | Stay, Ah turn Love is an empty, airy name If I hear Orinda swear E'er since you came into my Sight My Lover has an inconstant Mind I'll hurry thee hence I burn my brain consumes to ashes | Purcell: | Ah! how sweet it is to love (from Tyrannic Love or The Royal Martyr, Z613) I sigh'd and owned my Love (from The Fatal Marriage or The Innocent Adultery, Z595) Celia is soft Sweeter than Roses (from Pausanius, the Betrayer of his Country, Z585) Suite No. 7 in D minor, Z 668 Whilst l with Grief did on you look (from The Spanish Friar or The Double Discovery, Z610) Oh! how you protest...'Twas within a furlong, (from The Mock Marriage, Z605) Man is for the woman made (from The Mock Marriage, Z605) Ah me! to many deaths (from Regulus or The Faction of Carthage, Z586) O lead me to some peaceful gloom (from Bonduca or The British Heroine, Z574) Lads and Lasses, blith and gay (from Don Quixote, Z578) |
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