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52 songs:
- Ye gracious powers! (Spietati! io vi giurai.) From the opera of "Rodelinda."
- My cruel fate lamenting. (Mi lagnerò tacendo.) From the opera of "Siroe."
- Thou shalt die! (Morrai sì.) From the opera of "Rodelinda."
- Where art thou? (Dove sei?) From the opera of "Rodelinda."
- As the ermine. (L'armellin' vita non cura.) From the opera of "Flavio."
- Captive tho' my soul is pining. (Prigioniera ho l'alma in pena.) From the opera of "Rodelinda."
- On love's wings. (Di Cupido impiego i vanni.) From the opera of "Rodelinda."
- Dreadful Cerberus. (Il Tricerbero umiliato.) From the opera of "Rinaldo."
- Dearest consort. (Cara sposa.) From the opera of "Rinaldo."
- Hope, no more this heart sustaining. (Piangerò la sorte mia.) From the opera of "Giulio Cesare."
- Ye dear eyes so tender. (V'adoro, pupille, saette d'amore.) From the opera of "Giuilio Cesare."
- Lose not the hours. (Il vostro Maggio.) From the opera of "Rinaldo."
- Canst thou scorn! (Ah! mio cor!) From the opera of "Alcina."
- My tears alone to me remain. (Mi restano le lagrime.) From the opera of "Alcina."
- Verdant meadows. (Verdi prati.) From the opera of "Alcina."
- Wherefore was I not intended? (Non vi piacque.) From the opera of "Siroe."
- Thro' my frame. (Gelido, in ogni vena.) From the opera of "Siroe."
- Clouds may rise. (Sorge infausta.) From the opera of "Orlando."
- Friendship and love. (Quella che tutta fè.) From the opera of "Serse."
- Smiling Bacchus! (Del mio caro Bacco amabile!) From the opera of "Serse."
- 'Tis hope that doth sustain us. (Non so se sia la speme.) From the opera of "Serse."
- When furious winds are raving. (Del minacciar del vento.) From the opera of "Ottone."
- I'll wage war. (Vò far guerra.) From the opera of "Rinaldo."
- Weeping for ever. (Lascia ch'io pianga.) From the opera of "Rinaldo."
- Eyes, cease from weeping. (Vaghe pupille, no non piangete.) From the opera of "Orlando."
- Ye pangs of anxious thought. (Affanni del pensier.) From the opera of "Ottone."
- 'Tis worth observing. (Finchè lo strale.) From the opera of "Floridante."
- To save thy life. (Per salvarti idolo mio.) From the opera of "Lotario."
- Ye high powers! (Sommi Dei!) From the opera of "Radamisto."
- Let my pray'rs, oh fate, appease ye. (Quando mai spietata.) From the opera of "Radamisto."
- E'en like a ship. (Qual nave smarrita.) From the opera of "Radamisto."
- Cease from grieving. (Cara sposa.) From the opera of "Radamisto."
- Though divided. (Ombra cara.) From the opera of "Radamisto."
- Do not doubt my true affection. (Spera, si.) From the opera of "Admeto."
- How changed the vision. (Cangiò d'aspetto.) From the opera of "Admeto."
- It is not wealth or grandeur. (Se pensi amor tu solo.) From the opera of "Deidamia."
- When two fond hearts. (Due bell' alme.) From the opera of "Deidamia."
- Happy is the lowly maiden. (Quanto mai felici siete.) From the opera of "Ezio."
- Born amid the rugged wild-wood. (Nasce al bosco.) From the opera of "Ezio."
- When bright and glorious. (Allor che sorge Astro lucente.) From the opera of "Rodrigo."
- Dearest daughter. (Figlia mia.) From the opera of "Tamerlano."
- To thy sad brow let joy return. (Rend' il sereno al ciglio.) From the opera of "Sosarme."
- There's nought upon this earth that can alarm me. (Nel mondo e nell' abisso io non pavento.) From the opera of "Riccardo."
- I in Rome like Jove am reigning. (Io di Roma il Giove sono.) From the opera of "Agrippina."
- My lord, only believe. (Signor, lo credi a me.) From the opera of "Admeto."
- What rapturous joy. (Quanto godrà.) From the opera of "Admeto."
- I have won. (Riportai gloriosa palma.) From the opera of "Atalanta."
- Tell fair Irene. (Dii ad Irene.) From the opera of "Atalanta."
- When by storms. (Da tempeste.) From the opera of "Giulio Cesare."
- Light is my heart. (Qual farfalletta.) From the opera of "Partenope."
- The meeting. (Mio caro bene!) From the opera of "Rodelinda."
- When in danger. (Ogni vento.) From the opera of "Agrippina."
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