Z 626 Dido and Aeneas II, 6: "Then since our charmes have sped". [Neapolitan translation]

([Enter the sorceress and her inchanteress)

CHORUS

Then since our charmes have sped,

a merry dance be led

by the nymphs of Carthage to please us.

They shall all dance to ease us,

a dance that shall make the Spheres to wonder,

rending those fair groves asunder.

(The groves dance.)

• Artist:Henry Purcell
• Album:Purcell Edition vol. I