Daniel Purcell
1660? – 1717
Books
- A new opera
- (And now in her smiling sphere)
- (Come all and joyne)
- (The happy page)
- (Beneath the covert of a grove)
- (Come Strephon, Phillis, come)
- The island princess
- (See in the smiling month of May)
- (To Cinthia then our homage pay)
- (Caelestial harmony is in her tongue)
- A dialogue suppos'd to be between a eunuch boy, and a virgin
- The single songs in the new opera, call'd The world in the moon. Sett by Mr. Daniel Purcell, and Mr. Clark
- The world in the moon
- Trois sonates pour 2 flutes à bec alto et basse continue
- A collection of new songs
- (Cupid make your virgins tender)
- The island princess: or The generous Portugal
- Lovely charmer, dearest creature)
- Songs in the new opera, call'd the World in the moon
- (Appear Apollo's darling son's)
- (A curse upon the faithless maid)
- (The jolly swains)
- (Phyllis has such charming graces)
- (Thus to a lovely youthfull swain)
Author data: Open Library