John Blow (1649–1708) Sort by: name | popularity | playlist A Prince so young Ah Heaven! What is I hear Air in C major for Organ An Ode on the death of Mr. Henry Purcell (1695) And is my Cavalier returned Arms, arms, be delight in arms As on Septimius painting Breast At Looser hours, at the Shade Be merciful unto me O Lord Behold, O God our defender Blessed is the man Bring Shedherds, bring the kids Cantate Domino in A Cantate Domino in E minor Catch on the battle at Hailbron Clarona lay aside your Lute Cloe Found Amyntas Lying Come fill the Glass, fill the high Couched by the Pleasant Heliconian Deus misereatur in A Deus misereatur in E minor Employ`d all the day still in publick Fugue in g-moll Glory be to the Father Go Perjur`d Man Go, go Perjur`d Maid God is our hope and strength God spake sometimes in visions Ground in c-moll Ground in d-moll Happy the Man who languishing Her Charming Strains I beheld and lo, a great multitude I was in the spirit If I my Celia cou`d perswade If mighty Wealth That gives the Rules It is not that I Love you less Jubilate Deo in A Jubilate Deo in E minor Jubilate Deo in G Kyrie in A Kyrie in E minor Kyrie in G Kyrie in G (triple time) Lately on yonder swelling Bush Let my prayer come up Let thy hand be strengthened Lifander I persue in vane Lysander I Pursue Magnificat and Nunc dimittis in G Make Bright your Warrior`s Shield Mark how the Lark and Linnet sing Marriage Ode Morpheus the humble God that Musick`s the Cordial of a troubled My days are gone like a shadow My God, my God, look upon me Nicene creed in A Nicene creed in E minor Nicene creed in G Nicene creed in G (triple time) O God, wherefore art thou absent O Lord, I have sinned O Lord, thou hast searched me out O pray for the peace of Jerusalem O sing unto God O turn not those fine Eyes away Of all the Torments Oh Venus! Oh! Nigrocella Oh! when ye powers On the king`s coming home Orithea`s Bright Eyes, does all Phylander, do not, do not Poor Celadon, be sighs Praise the Lord, ye servants Prelude in C major for Organ Prithee, die, and set me free Psalms for the Organ Rise mighty Monarch and ascend Sabina has a thousand Charms Salvator Mundi Save me O God Shepherds deck your crooks Sing, sing ye Muses Siong `Lovely Selena, innocent and free` So ceas` d the rival crew Sonata in A-dur Strike The Viol Suite in G-dur Sweetness Of Nature Te Deum in A Te Deum in E minor Te Deum in G Tell me no more you Love The Lord hear thee The opera `Venus and Adonis` (1683) The self banished The sullen years are past To me you made a thousand Vows Turn thee unto me Voluntary in C-dur Welcome, welcome, evry guest What is`t to us who guides the State When Artists hit on Lucky When I drynk my Heart is possest Whence, Galatea, Why so Gay Whilst on your Neck, no Rival Boy Why does my Laura Shun me Why Flavia, why so wanton still Why is Tarpander pensive grown Why Weeps Asteria