| 作曲者 | Henry Purcell (1659-1695)・ヘンリー・パーセル |
| タイトル | The Purcell Collection (High voice and piano) |
| サブタイトル | Realizations by Benjamin Britten |
| 出版社 | Boosey & Hawkes（ブージー＆ホークス） |
| 楽器編成 | High voice and piano |
| 品番 | 9790051933761 |
| 校訂者 | Michael Sieberichs-Nau |
| 編曲者 | Richard Walters |
| 難易度 | 上中級〜上級 |
| 言語 | 英語 |
| 出版番号 | BHI 93376 |
| ISMN | 979-0051933761 |
| ISBN | 9781423422525 |
Most of the distinctive Purcell realisations by Benjamin Britten, with vocal parts edited by Peter Pears, have been out of print for some years. This new edition collects 50 pieces for high voice. Includes 9 songs from Harmonia Sacra, 24 solo songs and 6 duets from Orpheus Britannicus, “The Queen's Epicedium,” and selections from Dido and Aeneas and The Fairy Queen.
'Tis holiday -A Morning Hymn - Ah, Belinda! I am prest with torment - Alleluia - But ere we this perform - Come away, fellow sailors - Dialogue of Corydon and Mopsa - Evening Hymn - Fairest Isle - Fear no danger to ensue - Hark the ech'ing air - How blest are shepherds - I attempt from love's sickness - I spy Celia - I take no pleasure - I'll sail upon the Dog-star - If music be the food of love (3rd version) - If music be the food of love (1st version) - In the black dismal dungeon of despair - Job's Curse - Let sullen discord smile - Lord, what is man - Lost is my quiet - Mad Bess - Man is for the woman made - Music for a while - No, resistance is but vain - Not all my torments - Oft she visits this lov'd mountain - On the brow of Richmond Hill - Pious Celinda - Pursue thy conquest, love - Saul and the Witch at Endor - Shake the cloud from off your brow - Shepherd, leave decoying - So when the glittering Queen of Night - Sound fame thy brazen trumpet - Sound the trumpet - Sweeter than roses - Take not a woman's anger ill - Thanks to these lonesome vales - The Blessed Virgin's Expostulation -The Queen's Epicedium - There's not a swain of the plain - Thou tun'st this world - Turn then thine eyes - We sing to him - What can we poor females do? - When I am laid in earth - Why should men quarrel?