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Playlist - February 2024

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Playlist - February 2024
Gardenia - purity, love and refinement

FIRST PUBLISHED 03 FEB 2024

"Happy, Happy we!" This month's playlist is all about the joy and sorrow of love. Be happy for Acis and Galatea, learn that even Venus needs help in seducing Adonis (she calls on the 'chirping warblers'), feel with lovely but betrayed Selina and praise Molly St George. Enjoy a Barn Dance, a Chaconne, an Irish Air or a beautiful Fantasia ... This playlist is also available on Spotify.

Chelys Consort of Viols

Henry Purcell: Chaconne, Dance for a Chinese Man and Woman

Ceruleo

Henry Purcell: Don Quixote, From Rosy Bow'rs

The City Musick

Maiden Lane

Irlandiani Players

Scotch Airs with Variations, No 6

Molly St George

La Nuova Musica & Tim Mead

John Blow: Lovely Selina, innocent and free from all the dangerous arts of love

Ensemble Augelletti

Anna Amalia: Fugue in C Major

The Harmonious Society of Tickle-Fiddle Gentlemen

Johann Christoph Pepusch: Chirping Warblers

Farewell Venues! Welcome Pleasure!

Rachel Podger

Georg Philipp Telemann: Twelve Fantasias

Dunedin Consort

G F Handel: Acis and Galatea, Love sounds th' Alarm

G F Handel: Acis and Galatea, Happy, happy we!

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