Aure, T.A.: Cantatas - The School of Anacreon - Delia - Frolick and Free - The Morning - Lydia - Bacchus and Ariadne -

The School of Anacreon: Recitative: The festive board - Aria: Tell me not the Joys

The School of Anacreon: Aria: Business title, pomp and state…But let Love, let Life be mine

Delia: Recitative: From golden slumber - Aria: O'er Hill and Dale

Delia: Aria: The sun too soon withdraws his Pow'r…O let us then the Time improve

Frolick and Free: Aria: Frolick and Free, for pleasure born

Frolick and Free: Aria: But God of Sleep… Invade me not… since we must be oblig'd… When I can laugh

Frolick and Free: Aria: But oh, if melting in my Arms

The Morning: Aria: The glitt'ring Sun

The Morning: Aria and Recitative: The Lark his warbling matin sings… The Village up, the Shepherd tries his Pipe

The Morning: Aria: Oh! that on th'enamel'd Green

Lydia (after Sappho): Recitative: Beneath this sad and silent Gloom - Aria: Lovely Maid

Lydia (after Sappho): Recitative: I dream of her unequall'd Charms - Aria: Anguish waste

Lydia (after Sappho): Recitative: No, let him Triumph - Aria: Wander Lydia, so will I

Bacchus and Ariadne: Recitative: The faithless Theseus (Ariadne) - Aria: Ah Theseus stay

Bacchus and Ariadne: Recitative: The Jolly God (Bacchus) - Aria: Cease lovely Nymph to weep

Bacchus and Ariadne: Aria: I am Bacchus God of Wine - Recitative: With soft reluctance

Bacchus and Ariadne: Aria: Learn hence ye fond Maidens who droop and who pine

Advice to Chloe: Aria: Still you flee me

Advice to Chloe: Recitative: All these foolish notions - Aria: From thy Watchful Mother flying