| Song | Ode for Queen Mary: Now does the glorious day appear Z332: This does our fertile isle with glory |
| Artist | Julia Gooding |
| Artist | James Bowman |
| Artist | Christopher Robson |
| Artist | Howard Crook |
| Artist | David Wilson-Johnson |
| Artist | Michael George |
| Artist | Choir of the Age of Enlightenment |
| Artist | Orchestra Of The Age Of Enlightenment |
| Artist | Gustav Leonhardt |
| Album | Purcell - Odes for Queen Mary |
| [00:00.000] | 作曲 : Henry Purcell |
| [00:06.95] | This does our fertile isle with glory crown, |
| [00:20.05] | and all the fruits it yields we now can call our own. |
| [00:33.17] | This does our fertile isle with glory crown, |
| [00:46.08] | and all the fruits it yields we now can call our own. |
| [00:59.16] | On this blest day was our restorer born, |
| [01:08.39] | On this blest day was our restorer born, |
| [01:14.48] | far above all let this the calendar adorn. |
| [00:00.000] | zuò qǔ : Henry Purcell |
| [00:06.95] | This does our fertile isle with glory crown, |
| [00:20.05] | and all the fruits it yields we now can call our own. |
| [00:33.17] | This does our fertile isle with glory crown, |
| [00:46.08] | and all the fruits it yields we now can call our own. |
| [00:59.16] | On this blest day was our restorer born, |
| [01:08.39] | On this blest day was our restorer born, |
| [01:14.48] | far above all let this the calendar adorn. |