Aci e Galatea
(1718, John Gay)

Admeto
(first performance: Haymarket Theatre, London, 31 gennaio 1727)

Agrippina
(1708-09, V.Grimani)

Alcina
(1735, Antonio Marchi)

Alessandro
(1726 ?, Paolo Antonio Rolli)

L’Allegro, il Penseroso e il Moderato
(1740, Charles Jennens )

Almira
(1705, Feutsking Friedrich Christian, after Giulio Pancieri)

Amadigi di Gaula
(1715, Nicola Francesco Haym)

Ariodante
(1735, by composer, after Salvi)

Athalia
(1733, Racine)

Berenice
(1737)

Esther
(1718 - John Arbuthnot and Alexander Pope  )

Flavio
(1723, Nicola Francesco Haym)

Floridante
(1721, Rolli, after Silvani)

Giustino
(1737, N.Beregani)

Giulio Cesare in Egitto
(1724, Nicola Haym)

Hercules
(1745, Thomas Broughton)

Imeneo
(1740, libretto adapted after Stampiglia)

Jephta
(1752)

Judas Maccabaeus
(1747, Morell, after Bible)

Orlando
(1733, G. Braccioli)

Ottone
(1723, Nicola Francesco Haym)

Partenope
(1730, Silvio Stampiglio)

Radamisto
(1720, Nicola Francesco Haym)

Semele
(1744, William Congreve)

Serse
(1738)

Tamerlano
(1724, Piovene Agostino (adapt. Nicola Francesco Haym)

Teseo
(1713, Nicola Francesco Haym)

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La Festa di Alessandro -  An Ode (1736)

An Ode for St. Cecilia's Day - An Ode (1739, Words by Newburgh Hamilton)

Belshazzar - An Oratorio (1745, Words by Charles Jennens )

Deborah - An Oratorio (1733, Words by Samuel Humphreys)

Israel in Egitto - An Oratorio (1739, Words by ? Charles Jennens )

Joseph - A sacred drama (1744, Words by James Miller)

Joshua - A sacred drama (1748, Words by Thomas Morell)

Messiah - An Oratorio (1742, Words by Charles Jennens)

Un Oratorio Occasionale (1746, Words by Newburgh Hamilton)

Sansone - An Oratorio (1743, Words by Newburgh Hamilton)

Saul - An Oratorio (1739, Words by Charles Jennens)

Salomone - An Oratorio (1749, Words attributed to Newburgh Hamilton)

Susanna - An Oratorio (1749, Words attributed to Newburgh Hamilton)

Theodora - An Oratorio (1750, Words by Thomas Morell)

Il Trionfo del Tempo - An Oratorio (1957, Words by Thomas Morell)