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And the children of Israel sighed (Solo and C...
Miriam Allan & Sarah Wegener & David Allsopp & Benjamin Hulett & Steffen Balbach & Daniel Raschinsky & Maulbronner Kammerchor & Maulbronn Chamber Choir & Hannoversche Hofkapelle & Hanoverian Court Orchestra & Jürgen Budday & Juergen Budday & Georg Friedri
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Ouverture (from the Oratorio Solomon)
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Now there arose a new king (Recitative Tenor) - Israel in Egypt: Exodus
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Handel: ISRAEL IN EGYPT (English Oratorio from 1739, performed according to the traditions of the time)
Then sent he Moses (Recitative Tenor) - Israel in Egypt: Exodus
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Handel: ISRAEL IN EGYPT (English Oratorio from 1739, performed according to the traditions of the time)
They loathed to drink of the river (Chorus) - Israel in Egypt: Exodus
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Handel: ISRAEL IN EGYPT (English Oratorio from 1739, performed according to the traditions of the time)