Purcell: Come ye sons of art (Ode for Queen Mary's birthday, 1694), Z 323, etc. Early Music Consort of London, David Munrow Come Ye Sons Of Art Away, 1694 (Birthday Ode For Queen Mary), For Soloists, Chorus & Instruments, Z. 323 1 Symphony: Largo - Allegro - Adagio 2 Come Ye Sons Of Art 3 Sound The Trumpet 4 Come Ye Sons Of Art 5 Strike The Viol 6 The Day That Such A Blessing 7 Bid The Virtues 8 These Are The Sacred Charms 9 See Nature Rejoicing Love's Goddess Sure Was Blind, 1692 (Birthday Ode For Queen Mary), For Soloists, Chorus, 2 Recorders & Continuo, Z. 331 10 Symphony 11 Love's Goddess Sure 12 Those Eyes That Form 13 Sweetness Of Nature 14 Long May She Reign 15 May Her Blest Example 16 Many Such Days 17 May She To Heaven 18 As Much As We Bass Vocals – Robert Lloyd (4) Composed By – Henry Purcell Conductor – David Munrow Countertenor Vocals – Charles Brett, James Bowman (2) Engineer – Robert Gooch Ensemble – The Early Music Consort Of London Harpsichord, Organ – Christopher Hogwood Producer – John Willan Sleeve Notes – Maurice Bevan Soprano Vocals – Norma Burrowes Viola [Viola Da Gamba] – Oliver Brookes