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| − | Operas still heard include “''The Tempest''”, “''The Fairy Queen''” “''The Indian Queen''” and his operatic masterpiece, “''Dido and Aeneas''”. [[http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=m8CHfGr3W5s]] “''Dido’s Lament''” is one of the most popular arias in all opera. | + | *Operas still heard include “''The Tempest''”, “''The Fairy Queen''” “''The Indian Queen''” and his operatic masterpiece, “''Dido and Aeneas''”. [[http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=m8CHfGr3W5s]] “''Dido’s Lament''” is one of the most popular arias in all opera. |
| − | Sacred music includes about 65 anthems, including coronation anthems for [[James II]], one of the most well known arrangements of “''In Dulce Dubilo''”, and settings of the ''Te Deum'', ''Jubilato Deo'' and the like. | + | *Sacred music includes about 65 anthems, including coronation anthems for [[James II]], one of the most well known arrangements of “''In Dulce Dubilo''”, and settings of the ''Te Deum'', ''Jubilato Deo'' and the like. |
| − | Occasional music performed today includes “''Ode to St. Cecilia''”, “''Birthday Ode for Queen Mary''” and the funeral music on the death of that queen.[[http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=yGYQtNAHbX4]] | + | *Occasional music performed today includes “''Ode to St. Cecilia''”, “''Birthday Ode for Queen Mary''” and the funeral music on the death of that queen.[[http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=yGYQtNAHbX4]] |
| − | His music for the play "''Abdelazar''" includes a rondeau for trumpet [[http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=L5-3clJhnTk]] that was used by [[Benjamin Britten]] as the tune for his set of variations, the “Young Person’s Guide to the Orchestra. [[http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=kR9nDnyIhAU]] | + | *His music for the play "''Abdelazar''" includes a rondeau for trumpet [[http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=L5-3clJhnTk]] that was used by [[Benjamin Britten]] as the tune for his set of variations, the “Young Person’s Guide to the Orchestra. [[http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=kR9nDnyIhAU]] |
| | + | *Many children's choirs are familiar with "''Nymphs and shepherds come away''" [[http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=BQ-yxhBZ7cM]] |
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| | ==Works NOT by Purcell== | | ==Works NOT by Purcell== |