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Handel: Israel in Egypt etc

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Handel: Israel in Egypt etc

The Monteverdi Choir [Choir] UMG
Released: Feb 03, 2009
Number of Disks: 2

Disk 1

1

Overture

  by  Handel, George Frideric [Composer]
Time: 1:56     Size: 3MB
2

Rec.:"Now there arose a new King" - Chorus: "And the children of Israel"

  by  Handel, George Frideric [Composer]
Time: 3:51     Size: 5MB
3

Rec.:"Then sent He Moses" - Chorus: "They loathed to drink"

  by  Philip Salmon [Tenor]
Time: 2:30     Size: 3MB
4

No.5 Air: "Their land brought forth frogs"

  by  Ashley Stafford [Counter-Tenor]
Time: 2:14     Size: 3MB
5

No.6 Chorus: "He spake the word"

  by  Handel, George Frideric [Composer]
Time: 2:03     Size: 3MB
6

No.7 Chorus: "He gave them hailstones"

  by  Handel, George Frideric [Composer]
Time: 2:02     Size: 3MB
7

No.8 Chorus: "He sent a thick darkness"

  by  Handel, George Frideric [Composer]
Time: 2:43     Size: 4MB
8

No.9 Chorus: "He smote all the first-born"

  by  Handel, George Frideric [Composer]
Time: 2:18     Size: 3MB
9

No.10 Chorus: "But as for his people"

  by  Handel, George Frideric [Composer]
Time: 4:01     Size: 6MB
10

No.11 Chorus: "Egypt was glad when they departed"

  by  Handel, George Frideric [Composer]
Time: 3:02     Size: 4MB
11

No.12 Chorus: "He rebuked the Red Sea"

  by  Handel, George Frideric [Composer]
Time: 2:59     Size: 4MB
12

No.13 Chorus: "And Israel saw that great work"

  by  Handel, George Frideric [Composer]
Time: 3:53     Size: 5MB

Disk 2

1

No.14 Introitus (Chorus): "Moses and the children of Israel

  by  Handel, George Frideric [Composer]
Time: 3:18     Size: 5MB
2

No.15 Duet: "The Lord is my strength"

  by  Handel, George Frideric [Composer]
Time: 4:19     Size: 6MB
3

No.16 Chorus: "He is my God"

  by  Handel, George Frideric [Composer]
Time: 3:02     Size: 4MB
4

No.17 Duet: "The Lord is a man of war"

  by  Handel, George Frideric [Composer]
Time: 5:37     Size: 8MB
5

No.18 Chorus: "The depths have covered them"

  by  Handel, George Frideric [Composer]
Time: 2:05     Size: 3MB
6

No.19 Chorus: "Thy right hand, o Lord"

  by  Handel, George Frideric [Composer]
Time: 3:33     Size: 5MB
7

No.20 Chorus: "And with the blast of thy nostrils"

  by  Handel, George Frideric [Composer]
Time: 2:45     Size: 4MB
8

No.21 Air: "The enemy said: I will pursue"

  by  Philip Salmon [Tenor]
Time: 2:18     Size: 3MB
9

No.22 Air: "Thou didst blow with the wind"

  by  Elisabeth Priday [Soprano]
Time: 2:06     Size: 3MB
10

No.23 Chorus: "Who is like unto thee"

  by  Handel, George Frideric [Composer]
Time: 2:24     Size: 3MB
11

No.24 Duet: "Thou in thy mercy"

  by  Handel, George Frideric [Composer]
Time: 4:31     Size: 6MB
12

No.25 Chorus: The people shall hear and be afraid"

  by  Handel, George Frideric [Composer]
Time: 7:36     Size: 11MB
13

No.26 Air: "Thou shalt bring them"

  by  Michael Chance [Counter-Tenor]
Time: 3:48     Size: 5MB
14

Chorus:"The Lord shall reign" - Rec.: "For the horse" - Chorus - Rec.: "And Miriam" - Chorus: "Sing

  by  Handel, George Frideric [Composer]
Time: 5:03     Size: 7MB
15

Zadok the Priest (Coronation Anthem No.1, HWV 258)

  by  Handel, George Frideric [Composer]
Time: 5:44     Size: 8MB
16

The King shall rejoice (Coronation Anthem No.3, HWV 260)

  by  Handel, George Frideric [Composer]
Time: 10:30     Size: 15MB

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