Stravinsky: The Rake's Progress

CD1

1. Prelude (1. Akt) 
2. The woods are green, and bird and beast at play 
3. Anne, my dear - Yes, Father? 
4. Here I stand, my constitution sound, my frame not ill-favoured 
5. Since it is not by merit we rise or we fall 
6. Tom Rakewell? 
7. Fair lady, gracious gentlemen, a servant begs your pardon 
8. I wished but once 
9. I'll call the coachman, Sir 
10. Farewell for now, my heart is with you when you go 
11. All is ready, sir 
12. Dear father Trulove, the very moment my affairs are settled 
13. Laughter and light, and all charms that endear 
14. With air commanding and weapon handy we rove in a band through the streets at night 
15. Come, Tom I would fain have our hostess, good Mother Goose 
16. Soon dawn will glitter outside the shutter 
17. Sisters of Venus, brothers of Mars 
18. Love, too frequently betrayed for some plausible desire 
19. How sad a song 
20. The sun is bright, the grass is green, lanterloo 
21. Has love no voice? 
22. Quietly, night, o find him and caress 
23. My father! Can I desert him 
24. I go, I go to him 
25. Vary the song, O London, change! (2. Akt) 
26. O Nature, green unnatural mother, how I have followed where you led 
27. Always the quarry that I stalk fades or evades me 
28. Master, are you alone? - And sick at heart 
29. Come, master, observe the host of mankind 
30. In youth the panting slave pursues the fair evasive dame 
31. My tale shall be told both by young and by old 
32. Prelude 
33. How strange! Although the heart for love dare everything, the hand draws back
34. What can this mean? A ball? A journey? A dream?
35. Anne! here! - And Tom, such splendour
36. My love, am I to remain in here for ever?
37. Could it then have been known... - It is done
38. I have not run away, dear heart

CD2

1. As I was saying, both brothers wore moustaches 
2. Baba's song: Come, sweet, come, why so glum? 
3. Scorned! Abused! Neglected! Baited! Wretched me! 
4. My heart is cold, I cannot weep; one remedy is left me: sleep 
5. Fa la la... 
6. O, I wish it were true 
7. Awake? - Who's there? 
8. Forgive me, master, for intruding upon your transports, but your dream is still a long way from fulfilment 
9. What curious phenomena are up today for sale... Blasted! Blasted! so many hopes of gain (3. Akt) 
10. Do you know where Tom Rakewell is? 
11. Ladies, both fair and gracious, gentlemen 
12. Who hears me, knows me ... Seven ... eleven ... fourteen ... Behold it, Roman ... 
13. Sold! Annoyed! I've caught you thieving! 
14. Now, what was that! - The pigs of plunder! 
15. You love him, seek to set him right 
16. I shall go back and grace the stage 
17. If boys had wings and girls had stings 
18. I go to him 
19. Who cares a fig for Tory or Whig? Not I 
20. Prelude 
21. How dark and dreadful is this place 
22. Very well, then, my dear and good Tom 
23. Well then - My heart is wild with fear 
24. I burn! I freeze! In shame I hear my famished legions roar 
25. With roses crowned, I sit on ground; Adonis is my name 
26. Prepare yourselves, heroic shades 
27. Madmen's words are all untrue; she will never come to you 
28. Leave all love and hope behind 
29. There he is. Have no fear. He is not dangerous 
30. I have waited for thee so long 
31. In a foolish dream, in a gloomy labyrinth I hunted shadows 
32. I am exceeding waery 
33. Gently, little boat, across the ocean float
34. Anne, my dear, the tale is ended now
35. Every wearied body must late or soon return to dust
36. Where art thou, Venus?
37. Mourn for Adonis!
38. Good people, just a moment