Catherine Pierard

Catherine Pierard热门歌曲

Andreas Schmidt - Die Zauberflöte, K. 620, Act 2:"Pa-pa-pa" (Papageno, Papagena)
Catherine Pierard - I Might Just
Catherine Pierard - The Fairy Queen, Z. 629, Act I:Scene of the Drunken Poet. "Fill up the Bowl"
Catherine Pierard - 4 Songs, Op. 22: II. A Madrigal, "Before me Careless Lying"
Andrew Keener - L'incoronazione di Poppea, SV 308, Prologue:Sinfonia - "Deh, nasconditi, o Virtù" (Fortuna, Virtù, Amore)
Andrew Keener - L'incoronazione di Poppea, SV 308, Act 1:"Seneca, io miro in cielo" (Pallade, Seneca)
Andreas Schmidt - Die Zauberflöte, K. 620, Act II, No. 21:'Klinget, Glöckchen, klinget ...'
Richard Hickox - The Rape of Lucretia, Op. 37, Act I Scene 2: None of the women move. It is too late for a messenger (Lucretia, Bianca, Lucia, Female Chorus)
Richard Hickox - The Rape of Lucretia, Op. 37, Act II: Here in this scene you see Virtue assailed by sin (Female Chorus, Male Chorus)
Richard Hickox - The Rape of Lucretia, Op. 37, Act I Scene 1: Here the thirsty ev'ening has drunk the wine of light (Male Chorus, Female Chorus)
Richard Hickox - The Rape of Lucretia, Op. 37, Act I Scene 2: Their spinning wheel unwinds dreams which desire has spun (Lucretia, Bianca, Lucia, Female Chorus)
Richard Hickox - The Rape of Lucretia, Op. 37, Act I Scene 2: Time turns upon the hands of women (Lucretia, Bianca, Lucia, Female Chorus)
Richard Hickox - The Rape of Lucretia, Op. 37, Act II Scene 1: The prosperity of the Etruscans was due to the richness of their native soil (Lucia, Bianca, Collatinus, Junius, Male Chorus, Female Chorus)
Richard Hickox - The Rape of Lucretia, Op. 37, Act II Scene 1: She sleeps as a rose upon the night (Female Chorus, Male Chorus)
Richard Hickox - The Rape of Lucretia, Op. 37, Act II Scene 1: Within this frail crucible of light (Tarquinius, Female Chorus)
Richard Hickox - The Rape of Lucretia, Op. 37, Act II Scene 1: Lucretia! (Tarquinius, Lucretia, Male Chorus, Female Chorus)
Richard Hickox - The Rape of Lucretia, Op. 37, Act II Scene 2: This dead hand lets fall all that my heart held when full (Collatinus, Junius, Bianca, Lucia, Male Chorus, Female Chorus)
Richard Hickox - The Rape of Lucretia, Op. 37, Act II Scene 2: Is it all? Is all this suffering and pain, is this in vain? (Female Chorus, Male Chorus)
Catherine Pierard - The Fairy Queen, Z. 629, Act III. Song and Chorus. "If Love's a Sweet Passion"
Catherine Pierard - The Fairy Queen, Z. 629, Act V:Trio and Chorus. "They Shall Be as Happy as They're Fair"
Mike Clements - Die Zauberflöte, K. 620, Act 2 Scene 13:Dialog, "Hier seid ihr euch beide allein überlassen … Tamino! … Ist das für mich?" (Sprecher, Papageno, Tamino, Ein altes Weib)
Mike Clements - Die Zauberflöte, K. 620, Act 2 Scene 24:Dialog, "Da bin ich schon, mein Engel! … Fort mit dir, junges Weib!" (Ein altes Weib, Papageno, Sprecher)
Catherine Pierard - Hate Song
Catherine Pierard - Lulluby
Catherine Pierard - Colours
Catherine Pierard - Duet 1 & 2
Catherine Pierard - Intro / Love Song
Catherine Pierard - Bad Circulation
Catherine Pierard - Aria
Catherine Pierard - The Fairy Queen, Z. 629, Act III. Song. "When I Have Often Heard"
Catherine Pierard - The Fairy Queen, Z. 629, Act V:Duet and Chorus. "Sure the Dull God"
Catherine Pierard - The Fairy Queen, Z. 629, Act V:Duet. "Turn Then Thine Eyes"
Catherine Pierard - The Fairy Queen, Z. 629, Act IV:Song and Chorus. "Now the Night Is Chased Away"
Catherine Pierard - The Fairy Queen, Z. 629, Act V:Song and Chorus. "Thus Happy and Free"
Richard Hickox - War and Peace, Op. 91, Scene 5: Balaga! (Dolokhov, Anatoly, Balaga, Matryosha)
Richard Hickox - War and Peace, Op. 91, Scene 3: The young Prince's fiancée (Old Footman, Housemaid, Valet, Count Rostov, Natasha, Princess Mariya)
Richard Hickox - War and Peace, Op. 91, Scene 3: Ah, Madam, young lady… (Prince Bolkonsky, Princess Mariya, Natasha, Count Rostov)
Richard Hickox - War and Peace, Op. 91, Scene 8: Come on lads! That's the way! (Volunteers, Tikhon, Fyodor, Denisov, Prince Andrey, Matveyev, Vasilisa)
Richard Hickox - War and Peace, Op. 91, Scene 13: Hey! Hey! Hey! (Pierre, Denisov, Fyodor, Tikhon, Dunyasha, Vasilisa, Chorus)
Catherine Pierard - War and Peace, Op. 91, Scene 13: The Commander-in-chief is coming! (Adjutant, Denisov, Dolokhov, Vasilisa, Fyodor, Tikhon, Dunyasha, Chorus)
Richard Hickox - Dioclesian, Z. 627, Act II: Song "Charon the peaceful Shade invites" (Soprano)
Richard Hickox - Dioclesian, Z. 627, Act V: Call the nymphs (Cupid, Chorus)
Richard Hickox - Dioclesian, Z. 627, Act V: (The third entry) Tell me why (Shepherd & Shepherdesses)
Richard Hickox - Dioclesian, Z. 627, Appendicies: Song "Since from me dear Astrea's sight" (Soprano)
Richard Hickox - Dioclesian, Z. 627, Act II: Duet - Chorus. "Let all mankind the pleasure share" (Soprano, Bass, Chorus)
Richard Hickox - Dioclesian, Z. 627, Act II: Let all mankind the pleasure share (Soprano, Bass, Chorus)
Richard Hickox - Dioclesian, Z. 627, Act II: A Symphony of Flutes - Since the toils and the hazards - Let the priests… - All sing… (Alto, Soprano, Tenor, Bass, Chorus)
Richard Hickox - Dioclesian, Z. 627, Appendicies: Since from my dear Astrea's sight (Soprano)
Richard Hickox - Dioclesian, Z. 627, Act II: Charon the peaceful Shade invites (Soprano)
Richard Hickox - Dioclesian, Z. 627, Masque: Call the nymphs (Cupid, Chorus)
Richard Hickox - Dioclesian, Z. 627, Masque: The Third Entry. Tell me why (Shepherd, Shepherdess)
Catherine Pierard - By the Hearth-Stone
Catherine Pierard - Blaweary
Catherine Pierard - A Garland for de la Mare: VII. The Song of the Secret
Catherine Pierard - A Garland for de la Mare: VIII. Some One
Richard Hickox - The Rape of Lucretia, Op. 37, Act II Scene 1: When Tarquinius desires, then Tarquinius will dare (Male Chorus)
Richard Hickox - The Rape of Lucretia, Op. 37, Act II Scene 2: O what a lovely day (Lucia, Bianca)
Richard Hickox - The Rape of Lucretia, Op. 37, Act I Scene 2: Listen! I heard a knock. Somebody is at the gate (Lucretia, Bianca, Lucia)
Richard Hickox - The Rape of Lucretia, Op. 37, Interlude: Here in this scene you see Virtue assailed by sin (Female Chorus, Male Chorus)
Catherine Pierard - The Fairy Queen, Z. 629, Act II:Song and Chorus. "Sing While We Trip It"