Belshazzar HWV 61

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Belshazzar HWV 61

Händel, Markus Brutscher, Simone Kermes, Christopher Robson, Patrick Van Goethem, Franz-Josef Selig, Kölner Kammerchor, Collegium Cartusianum, Peter Neumann

760623107929
57 tracksReleased 2001-01-01MDG

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760623107929 is the Universal Product Code (UPC barcode) for the release Belshazzar HWV 61 by Händel, Markus Brutscher, Simone Kermes, Christopher Robson, Patrick Van Goethem, Franz-Josef Selig, Kölner Kammerchor, Collegium Cartusianum, Peter Neumann, released 2001-01-01 on MDG. UPCs are unique numeric identifiers assigned by distributors to identify a music release — album, EP, or single — across every digital and physical retail platform. This release contains 57 tracks, each with its own ISRC.

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Track List (57)

Overture
Overture
Act I, Scene 1: Recitative (Nitocris): Vain, fluctuating state of human empire!
Act I, Scene 1: Recitative (Nitocris): Vain, fluctuating state of human empire!
Act I, Scene 1: Air (Nitocris): Thou, God most high, and Thou alone
Act I, Scene 1: Air (Nitocris): Thou, God most high, and Thou alone
Act I, Scene 2: Chorus Of Babylonians: Behold, by Persia's hero made
Act I, Scene 2: Chorus Of Babylonians: Behold, by Persia's hero made
Act I, Scene 2: Recitative (Gobrias, Cyrus): Well may they laugh
Act I, Scene 2: Recitative (Gobrias, Cyrus): Well may they laugh
Act I, Scene 2: Air (Gobrias): Oprress'd with never-ceasing grief
Act I, Scene 2: Air (Gobrias): Oprress'd with never-ceasing grief
Act I, Scene 2: Air (Cyrus): Dry those unavailing tears
Act I, Scene 2: Air (Cyrus): Dry those unavailing tears
Act I, Scene 2: Recitative (Cyrus, Gobrias): Be comforted: safe through the tyrant
Act I, Scene 2: Recitative (Cyrus, Gobrias): Be comforted: safe through the tyrant
Act I, Scene 2: Air (Gobrias, Cyrus): Behold the monstrous human beast
Act I, Scene 2: Air (Gobrias, Cyrus): Behold the monstrous human beast
Act I, Scene 2: Recitative (Cyrus): Can you then think it strange
Act I, Scene 2: Recitative (Cyrus): Can you then think it strange
Act I, Scene 2: Air (Cyrus): Great God!
Act I, Scene 2: Air (Cyrus): Great God!
Act I, Scene 2: Recitative (Cyrus): My friends, be confident
Act I, Scene 2: Recitative (Cyrus): My friends, be confident
Act I, Scene 2: Chorus: All empires upon God depend
Act I, Scene 2: Chorus: All empires upon God depend
Act I, Scene 3: Air (Daniel): Oh, sacred oracles of truth!
Act I, Scene 3: Air (Daniel): Oh, sacred oracles of truth!
Act I, Scene 3: Chorus Of Jews: Sing, oh ye Heav'ns!
Act I, Scene 3: Chorus Of Jews: Sing, oh ye Heav'ns!
Act I, Scene 4: Air (Belshazzar): Let festal joy triumphant reign!
Act I, Scene 4: Air (Belshazzar): Let festal joy triumphant reign!
Act I, Scene 4: Recitative (Belshazzar, Nitocris): For you, my friends, the nobles of my court
Act I, Scene 4: Recitative (Belshazzar, Nitocris): For you, my friends, the nobles of my court
Act I, Scene 4: Air (Nitocris): The leafy honours of the field
Act I, Scene 4: Air (Nitocris): The leafy honours of the field
Act I, Scene 4: Recitative (Belshazzar, Nitocris): It is the custom, I may say, the law
Act I, Scene 4: Recitative (Belshazzar, Nitocris): It is the custom, I may say, the law
Act I, Scene 4: Chorus Of Jews: Recall, oh king! thy rash command
Act I, Scene 4: Chorus Of Jews: Recall, oh king! thy rash command
Act I, Scene 4: Recitative (Nitocris, Belshazzar): They tell you true
Act I, Scene 4: Recitative (Nitocris, Belshazzar): They tell you true
Act I, Scene 4: Duet (Nitocris, Belshazzar): Oh dearer than my life, forbear!
Act I, Scene 4: Duet (Nitocris, Belshazzar): Oh dearer than my life, forbear!
Act I, Scene 4: Chorus Of Jews: By slow degrees, the wrath of God
Act I, Scene 4: Chorus Of Jews: By slow degrees, the wrath of God
Act II, Scene 1: Chorus Of Persians: See, from his post Euphrates flies!
Act II, Scene 1: Chorus Of Persians: See, from his post Euphrates flies!
Act II, Scene 1: Recitative (Cyrus): You see my friends
Act II, Scene 1: Recitative (Cyrus): You see my friends
Act II, Scene 1: Air (Cyrus): Amaz'd to find the foe so near
Act II, Scene 1: Air (Cyrus): Amaz'd to find the foe so near
Act II, Scene 1: Chorus Of Persians: To arms, to arms!
Act II, Scene 1: Chorus Of Persians: To arms, to arms!
Act II, Scene 2: Chorus Of Babylonians: Ye tutelar gods of our empire
Act II, Scene 2: Chorus Of Babylonians: Ye tutelar gods of our empire
Act II, Scene 2: Air (Belshazzar): Let the deep bowl thy praise confess
Act II, Scene 2: Air (Belshazzar): Let the deep bowl thy praise confess
Act II, Scene 2: Recitative (Belshazzar, Chorus Of Babylonians): Where is the God of Judah's boasted pow'r?
Act II, Scene 2: Recitative (Belshazzar, Chorus Of Babylonians): Where is the God of Judah's boasted pow'r?
Act II, Scene 2: Recitative (Belshazzar): Call all my Wise Men
Act II, Scene 2: Recitative (Belshazzar): Call all my Wise Men
Act II, Scene 2: Sinfonia. Allegro Postillions
Act II, Scene 2: Sinfonia. Allegro Postillions
Act II, Scene 2: Recitative (Belshazzar, Wise Men): Ye sages! welcome always to your king
Act II, Scene 2: Recitative (Belshazzar, Wise Men): Ye sages! welcome always to your king
Act II, Scene 2: Chorus Of Babylonians: Oh misery! - oh terror!
Act II, Scene 2: Chorus Of Babylonians: Oh misery! - oh terror!
Act II, Scene 2: Recitative (Nitocris, Belshazzar): Oh king, live for ever!
Act II, Scene 2: Recitative (Nitocris, Belshazzar): Oh king, live for ever!
Act II, Scene 2: Air (Daniel): No! To thyself thy trifles be
Act II, Scene 2: Air (Daniel): No! To thyself thy trifles be
Act II, Scene 2: Recitative (Daniel): Yet to obey
Act II, Scene 2: Recitative (Daniel): Yet to obey
Act II, Scene 2: Recitative (Nitocris): Oh sentence too severe!
Act II, Scene 2: Recitative (Nitocris): Oh sentence too severe!
Act II, Scene 2: Air (Nitocris): Regard, oh son, my flowing tears
Act II, Scene 2: Air (Nitocris): Regard, oh son, my flowing tears
Act II, Scene 3: Air (Cyrus): Oh God of truth, oh faithful guide
Act II, Scene 3: Air (Cyrus): Oh God of truth, oh faithful guide
Act II, Scene 3: Recitative (Cyrus): You, Gobrias, lead directly to the palace
Act II, Scene 3: Recitative (Cyrus): You, Gobrias, lead directly to the palace
Act II, Scene 3: Chorus Of Persians: Oh glorious prince! thrice happy
Act II, Scene 3: Chorus Of Persians: Oh glorious prince! thrice happy
Act III, Scene 1: Air (Nitocris): Alternate hopes and fears distract my mind
Act III, Scene 1: Air (Nitocris): Alternate hopes and fears distract my mind
Act III, Scene 1: Recitative (Nitocris, Daniel): Fain would I hope
Act III, Scene 1: Recitative (Nitocris, Daniel): Fain would I hope
Act III, Scene 1: Air (Daniel): Can the black Aethiop change his skin?
Act III, Scene 1: Air (Daniel): Can the black Aethiop change his skin?
Act III, Scene 1: Recitative (Nitocris, Messenger): My hopes revive
Act III, Scene 1: Recitative (Nitocris, Messenger): My hopes revive
Act III, Scene 1: Chorus Of Jews: Bel boweth down! Nebo stoopeth!
Act III, Scene 1: Chorus Of Jews: Bel boweth down! Nebo stoopeth!
Act III, Scene 2: Air (Belshazzar): I thank thee, Sesach: thy sweet pow'r
Act III, Scene 2: Air (Belshazzar): I thank thee, Sesach: thy sweet pow'r
Act III, Scene 2: Martial Symphony
Act III, Scene 2: Martial Symphony
Act III, Scene 3: Air (Gobrias): To pow'r immortal my first thanks are due
Act III, Scene 3: Air (Gobrias): To pow'r immortal my first thanks are due
Act III, Scene 3: Recitative (Cyrus): Be it thy care, good Gobrias
Act III, Scene 3: Recitative (Cyrus): Be it thy care, good Gobrias
Act III, Scene 3: Air (Cyrus): Destructive War, thy limits know
Act III, Scene 3: Air (Cyrus): Destructive War, thy limits know
Act III, Scene 3: Duet (Nitocris, Cyrus): Great victor, at your feet I bow
Act III, Scene 3: Duet (Nitocris, Cyrus): Great victor, at your feet I bow
Act III, Scene 3: Recitative (Cyrus, Daniel): Say, venerable prophet
Act III, Scene 3: Recitative (Cyrus, Daniel): Say, venerable prophet
Act III, Scene 3: Soli And Chorus: Tell it out among the heathen
Act III, Scene 3: Soli And Chorus: Tell it out among the heathen
Act III, Scene 3: Recitative (Cyrus): Yes, I will build thy city, God of Israel!
Act III, Scene 3: Recitative (Cyrus): Yes, I will build thy city, God of Israel!
Act III, Scene 3: Anthem (Soli and Chorus): I will magnify Thee, oh God, my king!
Act III, Scene 3: Anthem (Soli and Chorus): I will magnify Thee, oh God, my king!

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What is UPC 760623107929?
UPC 760623107929 is the Universal Product Code (barcode) for "Belshazzar HWV 61" by Händel, Markus Brutscher, Simone Kermes, Christopher Robson, Patrick Van Goethem, Franz-Josef Selig, Kölner Kammerchor, Collegium Cartusianum, Peter Neumann, released on MDG.
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UPC 760623107929 contains 57 tracks.
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What is UPC 760623107929?

760623107929 is a Universal Product Code (UPC) assigned to Belshazzar HWV 61 by Händel, Markus Brutscher, Simone Kermes, Christopher Robson, Patrick Van Goethem, Franz-Josef Selig, Kölner Kammerchor, Collegium Cartusianum, Peter Neumann. UPCs (also called EAN barcodes) are unique numeric identifiers assigned by distributors to identify music releases — albums, EPs, and singles — across all digital and physical retail platforms.

This release contains 57 tracks. Each track has its own ISRC (International Standard Recording Code) that identifies the specific sound recording, while the UPC identifies the release as a whole. Knowing your release's UPC is essential for neighboring rights collection societies like SoundExchange and for transferring music between distributors.

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