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Lumina: Rare early Baroque piece by Henry Purcell- Early, O Lord, my fainting soul, live performance

'Early, O Lord, my fainting soul', is an early and very-rarely-performed choral work of about 1680 by Henry Purcell (1659-1695). When Lumina discovered the score and couldn't find any recordings on YouTube, we decided to make one. :) Here it is. Lumina Vocal Ensemble, live in concert at the Adelaide Fringe Festival, March 2022. Conducted by Jamie Lynn Webster, accompanied by Tim Kersten (lute) and Meg Pope (bass viol). Soloists: Anna Pope, Carolyn Wilkins, Melinda Pike, Nick Coxhill. Sopranos: Rachel Sag, Melanie Sandford-Morgan, Jen Bird, Carolyn Wilkins & Anna Pope Altos: Penny Dally, Meg Pope, Rosemary Byron-Scott, Jamie Lynn Webster & Melinda Pike Tenors: Eleanor Pope, Tim Muecke, Fiona O’Connor, Andrew Heitmann & Peter Mahoney Basses: Clive Conway, Nick Coxhill, BJ Moore & Kenneth Pope Recorded by Kenneth Pope Text: Early, O Lord, my fainting soul Thy mercy does implore; No traveller in desert lands Can thirst for water more. I long to appear as I was wont, Within thy holy place, Thy pow'r and glory to behold, And to partake thy grace. For life itself without thy love No relish can afford; No other joys can equal this: To serve and praise the Lord. I'll therefore make my pray'rs to thee, And bless thee whilst I live; This, like the choicest dainties, will Both food and pleasure give. When others sleep, my wakeful thoughts Present thee to my mind; And in the night I think how good My God has been and kind. Since thou alone hast been my help, To thee alone I fly; And on thy watchful providence With cheerfulness rely. Dangers, whilst thou art near to me, Do threaten me in vain, When I keep close to God, his care And pow'r will me sustain. Find scores and CDs @luminavocal : https://luminavocal.com.au Latest news:   / luminavocal