Quantity deal. Purcell: Complete Catches
Choral (SATB)
Quantity deal. Purcell: Complete Catches
Choral (SATB)
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Matching skilfully contrived music with topical and often scabrous texts, Purcell’s Catches offer vivid glimpses of 17th-century life which also appeal to a more modern sense of humour. Reissued to celebrate thetercentenary of the composer’s death, this complete collection is edited by Michael Nyman, who provides an extensive preface that tells the history of the genre.
For 3-part and 4-part mixed voices.
Contents
- Purcell: A health to the nut-brown lass Z 240
- Purcell: An ape, a lion, a fox and an ass, Z241
- Purcell: As Roger last night to Jenny lay close, Z242
- Purcell: Bring the bowl and cool Nantz, Z243
- Purcell: Call for the reckoning, Z244
- Purcell: Catch - Since the Duke is return’d, Z271
- Purcell: Come let us drink, Z245
- Purcell: Come my hearts, play your parts, Z246
- Purcell: Down, down with Bacchus
- Purcell: Drink on till night be spent, Z248
- Purcell: Full bags, a brisk bottle, Z249
- Purcell: God save our sovereign Charles, Z250
- Purcell: Great Apollo and Bacchus, Z251
- Purcell: He that drinks is immortal, Z254
- Purcell: Here's a Health, pray let it pass, Z252
- Purcell: Here's that will challenge all the fair, Z253
- Purcell: I gave her cakes and I gave her ale, Z256
- Purcell: If all be true that I do think, Z255
- Purcell: If Charleroy's Siege Come Too? Z257
- Purcell: Jack, thou'rt a Toper - a catch (from Bonduca, Z574)
- Purcell: Let the Grave Folks Go Preach, Z258
- Purcell: Let us drink to the blades, Z259
- Purcell: My lady's coachman, John, Z260
- Purcell: My wife has a tongue (from The English Lawyer, Z594)
- Purcell: Now England's Great Council's assembled, Z261
- Purcell: Now, now we are met and humours agree, Z262
- Purcell: Of all the instruments that are, Z263
- Purcell: Once in our lives let us drink to our wives, Z264
- Purcell: Once industrious insect, Z266
- Purcell: Once, twice, thrice, Z265
- Purcell: Pale faces, stand by, Z267
- Purcell: Pox on you for a fop, Z268
- Purcell: Prithee, be n't so sad and serious, Z269
- Purcell: Room for th'express, Z270
- Purcell: Since time so kind, Z272
- Purcell: Since women so false
- Purcell: Sir Walter enjoying his damsel, Z273
- Purcell: Soldier, Soldier, Take Off thy Wine, Z274
- Purcell: Sum up all the delights, Z275
- Purcell: The Knight of Malta: At the close of the ev'ning, Z599
- Purcell: The Macedon Youth, Z276
- Purcell: The miller's daughter riding to the fair, Z277
- Purcell: Tis Easy to Force, Z279
- Purcell: tis Too Late for a Coach, Z280
- Purcell: Tis women make us love
- Purcell: To all Lovers of Music, Z282
- Purcell: To thee, to thee and to a maid, Z283
- Purcell: Tom, Making a Manteau
- Purcell: True Englishmen drink a good health (Catch No. 45), Z284
- Purcell: Under a green elm lies Luke Shepherd's helm, Z285
- Purcell: Under this stone lies Gabriel John, Z286
- Purcell: When V and I together meet, Z287
- Purcell: Who comes there? Stand! Z288
- Purcell: Wine in a morning makes us frolic and gay, Z289
- Purcell: Would you know, Z290
- Purcell: Young Colin cleaving of a beam, Z291
- Purcell: Young John the Gard'ner, Z292