George Frederick Handel
Judas Maccabaeus, oratorio, HWV 63
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Sätze in Judas Maccabaeus, oratorio, HWV 63
# | Satz | |
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1 | Overture in G minor | |
2 | Mourn, ye afflicted children | |
3 | Well may your sorrows | |
4 | From this dread scene these, adverse pow'rs | |
5 | For Sion lamentation make | |
6 | Not vain is all this storm of grief | |
7 | Pious orgies, pious airs, decent sorrow | |
8 | Oh Father, whose almighty pow'r | |
9 | I feel the Deity within | |
10 | Arm, ye brave! | |
11 | 'Tis well, my friends | |
12 | Call forth thy pow'rs, my soul | |
13 | To Heav'ns Almighty King we kneel | |
14 | Oh liberty, thou choicest treasure | |
15 | Come, ever smiling liberty | |
16 | Oh Judas, may these noble views | |
17 | 'Tis liberty, dear liberty alone, | |
18 | Come, ever smiling liberty | |
19 | Lead on! Judah disdains the galling load of hostile chains | |
20 | So will'd my father now at rest | |
21 | Disdainful of danger, we'll rush on the foe, Semichorus | |
22 | Ambition! If e'er honour was thine aim | |
23 | No unhallow'd desire our breasts shall inspire | |
24 | Oh Judas, may thy just pursuits | |
25 | May balmy peace, and wreath'd renown | |
26 | Far brighter than the morning | |
27 | Haste we, my brethren | |
28 | Hear us, oh Lord | |
29 | Fall'n is the foe | |
30 | Victorious hero! Fame shall tell | |
31 | So rapid thy course is | |
32 | May well we hope our freedom receive | |
33 | Flowing joys do now surround me | |
34 | Sion now her head shall raise | |
35 | Oh let eternal honours crown his name, | |
36 | From mighty Kings we took the spoil | |
37 | Hail, Judea, happy land | |
38 | Thanks to my brethren | |
39 | How vain is man, who boasts in fight | |
40 | Great in wisdom, great in glory | |
41 | Oh Judas, of my brethen! | |
42 | Oh! wretched Israel! | |
43 | Be comforted | |
44 | The Lord worketh wonders | |
45 | My arms! against his Gorgias | |
46 | Sound an alarm! Your silver trumpets sound | |
47 | Enough! To heav'n leave the rest | |
48 | With pious hearts, and brave as pious | |
49 | Ye worshippers of God | |
50 | Wise men, flatt'ring may decieve us | |
51 | Oh! Never bow we down | |
52 | Father of Heav'n!, | |
53 | See yon flames, that from the altar broke | |
54 | Oh grant it, Heav'n that our long woes | |
55 | So shall the lute and harp awake | |
56 | From Capharsalama, on eagle wings I fly | |
57 | Pow'rful guardians of all nature | |
58 | All his mercies I review | |
59 | Happy, oh, thrice happy we | |
60 | Yet more, Nicanor lies with thousands slain | |
61 | But low! The conqueror comes | |
62 | See the conqu'ring hero comes! | |
63 | March in G major | |
64 | March in F major | |
65 | Sing unto God, and high affections raise | |
66 | Sweet flow the strains, that strike my feasted ear | |
67 | With honour let desert be crown'd | |
68 | Peace to my countrymen | |
69 | Oh! had I Jubal's lyre | |
70 | To our great God be all the honour giv'n | |
71 | Again the earth let gratitude descend | |
72 | Oh lovely peace, with plenty crown'd | |
73 | Rejoice, oh Judah! And, in songs divine | |
74 | Hallelujah Chorus and Amen | |
75 | Supplemental March in E flat major (fragment) |
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