Handel Recordings for
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Carmelite Vespers Includes: - Dixit Dominus (HWV 232) - Laudate, pueri (HWV 237) - Te decus virgineum (HWV 243) - Nisi Dominus (HWV 238) - Haec est regina virginum (HWV 235) - Saeviat tellus (HWV 240) - Salve Regina (HWV 241) Jill Feldman, Emma Kirkby, Emily Van Evera, Margaret Cable, Mary Nichols, Joseph Cornwell, David Thomas Taverner Choir & Players (period instruments) Andrew Parrott (conductor) Virgin Veritas 5 61579-2; 2 CDs (Originally released in 1989 by EMI Records Ltd. Re-released in 1999 by Virgin Classics Ltd.)
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Rodelinda
(HWV 19) Rodelina: Dominique Labelle Bertardio: Robin Blaze Grimoaldo: Iain Paton Eduige: Ewa Wolak Unulfo: Cécile van de Sant Garibaldo: Andrew Foster Flavio: Arne Kolb/Fabian Lindhorst Concerto Köln (period
instruments)
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Alexander's Feast
(HWV 75) Nancy Argenta, Ian Partridge, Michael George The Sixteen Choir The Sixteen Orchestra (period instruments) Harry Christophers (conductor) Collins Classics COL 7016; 2 CDs (Originally released in 1992. After Collins Classics closed its doors, the Musical Heritage Society re-issued it in 1998 under catalog number 525259X.)
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Alcina
(HWV 34) Alcina: Arleen Augér Morgana: Eiddwen Harrhy Ruggiero: Della Jones Bradamante: Kathleen Kuhlmann Oberto: Patrizia Kwella Oronte: Maldwyn Davies Melisso: John Tomlinson Opera Stage Chorus
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Saul
(HWV 53) Saul: Gregory Reinhart David: Matthias Koch Jonathan: John Elwes Michal: Vaslikia Jezovsek Merab: Simone Kermes High Priest, Witch, Abner, Amalekite: Johannes Kalpers Samuel: Michail Schelomjanski Doeg: Stefan Meier Kölner Kammerchor
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Messiah
(HWV 56) Emma Kirkby, Judith Nelson, Carolyn Watkinson, Paul Elliott, David Thomas Christ Church Cathedral Choir Academy of Ancient Music (period instruments) Christopher Hogwood (conductor) L'Oiseau Lyre (Decca) 2OH 430-488; 2 CDs (Recorded circa 1980.)
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Belshazzar
(HWV 61) Belshazzar: Anthony Rolfe-Johnson Nitocris: Arleen Augér Daniel: James Bowman Cyrus: Catherine Robbin Gobrias: David Wilson-Johnson Arioch: Nicholas Robertson Messenger: Richard Wistreich Choir of The English Concert
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Solomon
(HWV 67) Solomon: Andreas Scholl Solomon's Queen: Inger Dam-Jensen First Harlot: Alison Hagley Second Harlot: Susan Bickley Queen of Sheba: Susan Gritton Zadok, the High Priest: Paul Agnew A Levite: Peter Harvey Gabrieli Consort & Players (period
instruments)
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Orlando
(HWV 31) Orlando: James Bowman Angelica: Arlene Auger Medoro: Catherine Robbins Dorinda: Emma Kirkby Zoroastro: David Thomas The Academy of Ancient Music (period
instruments)
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Tamerlano
(HWV 18) Tamerlano: Derek Ragin Bajazet: Nigel Robson Astéria: Nancy Argenta Andronicus: Michael Chance Irene: Jane Findlay Léon: René Schirrer English Baroque Soloists (period instruments)
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Water Music
(HWV 348-350) Suite from 'Il pastor fido', version 2 from 1734 (HWV 8c) Tafelmusik (period instruments) Jeanne Lamon (conductor) Sony Classical Vivarte SK 68257 (Recorded in 1995.)
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Music for the Royal Fireworks (HWV
351) Concerti a due cori (HWV 332-334) Tafelmusik (period instruments) Jeanne Lamon (conductor) Sony Classical Vivarte SK 63073 (Recorded in 1997.)
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Organ Concertos Opus 4 & 7 Paul Nicholson, organ with Frances Kelly, harp The Brandenburg Consort (period instruments) Roy Goodman (conductor) Hyperion Records Ltd. CDA67291/2; 2 CDs (Recorded in 1996.)
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L'Allegro,
il Penseroso ed il Moderato (HWV
55) Michael Ginn, soprano Patrizia Kwella, soprano Marie McLaughlin, soprano Jennifer Smith, soprano Maldwyn Davies, tenor Martyn Hill, tenor Stephen Varcoe, bass Monteverdi Choir
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