Music from "Cupid and Death"

Cupid and Death: First Entry (Cupid). Curtain Music

Cupid and Death: First Entry (Cupid). 'Though little be the God of love' (Soprano) - 'Thus Love can fiery spirits tame' (Chorus)

Cupid and Death: Second Entry (Death). Death's Entrance Dance

Cupid and Death: Second Entry (Death). 'Victorious men of Earth' (Soprano) - 'He hath at will' (Chorus)

Cupid and Death: Third Entry (The Exchange of Arrows). 'Stay, Cupid, whither art thou flying?' (Soprano) - 'O let the weeping virgins strow' (Chorus)

Cupid and Death: Fourth Entry (Distraught Nature). Nature's Entrance and Aria 'Fly, fly, my children' (Nature)

Cupid and Death: Fourth Entry (Distraught Nature). 'What will it be, Death, advance thy name' (Bass) - 'O Love! O Death!' (Chorus)

Cupid and Death: Fourth Entry (Distraught Nature). 'Change, o change your fatal bows' (Nature) - 'Take pity, gods!' (Chorus)

Cupid and Death: Fifth Entry (Mercury Descends). Chamberlain's and Apes' Entrance and Aria 'O yes...'

Cupid and Death: Fifth Entry (Mercury Descends). A Symphony for Mercury's Entrance

Cupid and Death: Fifth Entry (Mercury Descends). 'I am here. What send the gods by Mercury?' (Cupid, Mercury, Death, Nature)

Cupid and Death: Fifth Entry (Mercury Descends). 'Open bless'd Elysian grove' (Soprano, Bass) - 'If this place be not heaven' (Chorus) - 'O who shall guide me hence?' (Nature, Mercury)

Cupid and Death: Fifth Entry (Mercury Descends). Aria 'Return, return you happy men' (Mercury)