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Iestyn Davies, James Hall, The Kings Consort, Robert King – Sing, sing, ye druids

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Iestyn Davies, James Hall, The Kings Consort, Robert King – Sound the trumpet

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Iestyn Davies, James Hall, The Kings Consort, Robert King – Paratum cor meum

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Iestyn Davies, James Hall, The Kings Consort, Robert King – O dive custos Auriciae domus

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Iestyn Davies, James Hall, The Kings Consort, Robert King – Mark how the lark and linnet sing

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Iestyn Davies, James Hall, The Kings Consort, Robert King – Hark how the songsters

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Iestyn Davies, James Hall, The Kings Consort, Robert King – Ah heavn, what ist I hear

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Iestyn Davies, James Hall, The Kings Consort, Robert King – But in the close of night

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Iestyn Davies, James Hall, The Kings Consort, Robert King – In vain the amrous flute

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Iestyn Davies, James Hall, The Kings Consort, Robert King – Ye brethren of the lyre, and tuneful voice

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Iestyn Davies, James Hall, The Kings Consort, Robert King – The heavnly quire, who heard his notes from high

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Iestyn Davies, The Kings Consort, Robert King – So ceasd the rival crew when Purcell came

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Iestyn Davies, The Kings Consort, Robert King – III. Menuetto

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Iestyn Davies, The Kings Consort, Robert King – II. Allegro - Adagio

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Iestyn Davies – How can I stay when love invites (Handel from Esther)

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Iestyn Davies, The Kings Consort, Robert King – We beg not hell, our Orpheus to restore

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Iestyn Davies, The Kings Consort, Robert King – O sacred oracles of truth (from Belshazzar)

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Iestyn Davies, The Kings Consort, Robert King – The powr of harmony too well they knew

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Iestyn Davies, The Kings Consort, Robert King – Mighty love now calls to arm (from Alexander Balus)

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Iestyn Davies, Carolyn Sampson, The Kings Consort, Robert King – Welcome as the dawn of day (from Solomon)

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Iestyn Davies, James Hall, The Kings Consort, Robert King – But in the close of night