Part II Scene 1: Air: Thrice bless'd that wise discerning king (Levite) (03 min. 24 sec.) / Handel -- Part II Scene 2: Recitative: My sovereign liege, two women stand (Attendant, Solomon) (01 min. 51 sec.) / Handel -- Part II Scene 3: Thou son of David, hear a mother's grief (First Harlot) - Trio: Words are weak to paint my fears (Solomon, 2 Harlots) (05 min. 17 sec.) / Handel -- Part II Scene 1: Recitative: Great prince, thy resolution's just (Levite) (NaN min. NaN sec.)(19 sec.) / Handel -- Part II Scene 3: Air: Thy sentence, great king (Second Harlot) (01 min. 56 sec.) / Handel -- Part II Scene 3: Recitative: Withhold the executing hand (First Harlot) (NaN min. NaN sec.)(11 sec.) / Handel -- Part II Scene 3: Air: Can I see my infant gor'd (First Harlot) (04 min. 33 sec.) / Handel -- Part II Scene 1: Air: When the sun o'er yonder hills (Solomon) (04 min. 05 sec.) / Handel -- Part II Scene 3: Duet: Thrice bless'd be the king (First Harlot, Solomon) (03 min. 06 sec.) / Handel -- Part II Scene 3: From the east unto the west (Chorus of Israelites) (02 min. 54 sec.) / Handel -- Part II Scene 3: Recitative: From morn to eve I could enraptur'd sing (Zadok) (NaN min. NaN sec.)(17 sec.) / Handel -- Part II Scene 3: Air: See the tall palm that lifts the head (Zadok) (05 min. 46 sec.) / Handel -- Part II Scene 3: Recitative: No more shall armed bands our hopes destroy (First Harlot) (NaN min. NaN sec.)(19 sec.) / Handel -- Part II Scene 3: Air: Beneath the vine, or fig-tree's shade (First Harlot) (06 min. 27 sec.) / Handel -- Part II Scene 3: Swell, swell the full chorus to Solomon's praise (Chorus of Priests) (03 min. 10 sec.) / Handel -- Part III: Sinfonia, "Arrival of the Queen of Sheba" (02 min. 52 sec.) / Handel -- Part II Scene 1: Recitative: Prais'd be the Lord (Solomon) (NaN min. NaN sec.)(54 sec.) / Handel -- Part III: Air: Ev'ry sight these eyes behold (Queen of Sheba) (04 min. 42 sec.) / Handel -- Part III: Recitative: Sweep, sweep the string (Solomon) (NaN min. NaN sec.)(13 sec.) / Handel -- Part III: Solo and Chorus: Music, spread thy voice around (Solomon, Israelites) (02 min. 31 sec.) / Handel -- Part III: Solo and Chorus: Now a diff'rent measure try (Solomon, Israelites) (01 min. 53 sec.) / Handel -- Part III: Recitative: Then at once (Solomon) (NaN min. NaN sec.)(31 sec.) / Handel -- Part III: Draw the tear from hopeless love (Chorus of Israelites) (02 min. 51 sec.) / Handel -- Part III: Recitative: Next the tortur'd soul release (Solomon) (NaN min. NaN sec.)(15 sec.) / Handel -- Part III: Solo and Chorus: Thus rolling surges rise (Solomon) (03 min. 42 sec.) / Handel -- Part II Scene 1: From the censer curling rise (Chorus of Israelites) (05 min. 20 sec.) / Handel -- Part III: Recitative: Thrice happy king, to have achiev'd (Zadok) (NaN min. NaN sec.)(39 sec.) / Handel -- Part III: Air: Golden columns, fair and bright (Zadok) (03 min. 17 sec.) / Handel -- Part III: Recitative: Gold now is common on our happy shore (Solomon) (NaN min. NaN sec.)(25 sec.) / Handel -- Part III: Air: How green our fertile pastures look (Solomon) (02 min. 39 sec.) / Handel -- Part III: Recitative: May peace in Salem ever dwell! (Queen of Sheba) (NaN min. NaN sec.)(40 sec.) / Handel -- Part III: Air: Will the sun forget to streak (Queen of Sheba) (06 min. 22 sec.) / Handel -- Part III: Recitative: Adieu, fair queen, and in thy breast (Solomon) (NaN min. NaN sec.)(17 sec.) / Handel -- Part III: Duet: Ev'ry joy, that wisdom knows (Queen of Sheba, Solomon) (02 min. 52 sec.) / Handel -- Part III: Praise the Lord with harp and tongue (Chorus) (04 min. 21 sec.) / Handel -- Part I Scene 2: May no rash intruder disturb their soft hours (Chorus) (04 min. 25 sec.) / Handel -- Part I Scene 2: Recitative: Search round the world (Zadok) (NaN min. NaN sec.)(11 sec.) / Handel -- Part I Scene 2: Air: With thee th'unshelter'd moor I'd tread (Queen) (02 min. 25 sec.) / Handel -- Part I Scene 2: Recitative: When thou art absent from my sight (Queen) (NaN min. NaN sec.)(15 sec.) / Handel -- Part I Scene 2: Air: Haste, haste to the cedar grove (Solomon) (02 min. 45 sec.) / Handel -- Part I Scene 2: Recitative: My blooming fair (Solomon) (NaN min. NaN sec.)(09 sec.) / Handel -- Part I Scene 2: Duet: Welcome as the dawn of day (Queen, Solomon) (03 min. 28 sec.) / Handel -- Part I Scene 2: Recitative: Thou fair inhabitant of Nile (Solomon, Queen) (NaN min. NaN sec.)(43 sec.) / Handel -- Part I Scene 2: Air: Bless'd the day when first my eyes (Queen) (04 min. 52 sec.) / Handel -- Part I Scene 2: Recitative: And see my Queen, my wedded love (Solomon) (NaN min. NaN sec.)(41 sec.) / Handel -- Part I Scene 1: Air: What though I trace each herb and flow'r (Solomon) (05 min. 59 sec.) / Handel -- Part I Scene 1: Recitative: Bless'd be the Lord (Solomon) (NaN min. NaN sec.)(26 sec.) / Handel -- Part I Scene 1: Throughout the land Jehovah's praise record (Chorus of Israelites) (03 min. 51 sec.) / Handel -- Part I Scene 1: Air: Sacred raptures cheer my breast (Zadok) (04 min. 33 sec.) / Handel -- Part I Scene 1: Recitative: Imperial Solomon (Zadok) (NaN min. NaN sec.)(32 sec.) / Handel -- Part I Scene 1: Accompagnato: Almighty pow'r! (Solomon) (03 min. 15 sec.) / Handel -- Part I Scene 1: With pious heart, and holy tongue (Chorus of Priests) (04 min. 44 sec.) / Handel -- Part I Scene 1: Air: Praise ye the Lord for all his merices past (Levite) (04 min. 58 sec.) / Handel -- Part I Scene 1: Your harps and cymbals sound (Chorus of Priests) (03 min. 40 sec.) / Handel -- Act I: Overture (06 min. 55 sec.) / Handel -- Part II Scene 3: Recitative: What says the other to th'imputed charge? (Solomon, Second Harlot) (01 min. 11 sec.) / Handel -- Part II Scene 3: Accompagnato: Israel, attend to what your king shall say (Solomon) (01 min. 31 sec.) / Handel -- Part III: Recitative: From Arabia's spicy shores (Queen of Sheba, Solomon) (01 min. 10 sec.) / Handel -- Part III: Recitative: Thy Harmony's divine, great king (Queen of Sheba) (01 min. 01 sec.) / Handel

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