Neil Mackie&English Baroque Soloists&John Eliot Gardiner - Handel: Saul, HWV 53 / Act 1: ”This but the smallest part of harmony...By thee this universal frame”(Live)
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[00:00.000]Handel: Saul, HWV 53 / Act 1:"This but the smallest part of harmony...By thee this universal frame" (Live) - Neil Mackie/English Baroque Soloists/John Eliot Gardiner
[00:01.491]Lyrics by:Charles Jennens
[00:01.584]Composed by:George Frideric Händel
[00:01.973]This but the smallest part of harmony
[00:05.805]Great attribute of attributes divine
[00:10.309]And centre of the rest where all agree
[00:15.141]Whose wondrous force what great effects proclaim
[00:24.692]By thee this universal frame
[00:30.324]From it' almighty maker's hand
[00:36.573]In primitive perfection came
[00:42.468]By thee produc'd in thee contain'd
[00:50.828]No sooner did th'eternal word dispense
[00:56.604]Thy vast mysterious influence
[01:04.004]Than chaos his old discord ceas'd
[01:25.300]Nature began of labour eas'd
[01:33.452]Her latent beauties to disclose
[01:44.797]A fair harmonious world arose
[01:51.621]And though by diabolic guile
[01:58.344]Disorder Lord it for a while
[02:06.911]The time will come
[02:09.879]When nature shall her pristine form regain
[02:14.816]And harmony for ever reign
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Handel: Saul, HWV 53 / Act 1:"This but the smallest part of harmony...By thee this universal frame" (Live) - Neil Mackie/English Baroque Soloists/John Eliot Gardiner
Lyrics by:Charles Jennens
Composed by:George Frideric Händel
This but the smallest part of harmony
Great attribute of attributes divine
And centre of the rest where all agree
Whose wondrous force what great effects proclaim
By thee this universal frame
From it' almighty maker's hand
In primitive perfection came
By thee produc'd in thee contain'd
No sooner did th'eternal word dispense
Thy vast mysterious influence
Than chaos his old discord ceas'd
Nature began of labour eas'd
Her latent beauties to disclose
A fair harmonious world arose
And though by diabolic guile
Disorder Lord it for a while
The time will come
When nature shall her pristine form regain
And harmony for ever reign