VI. Sorrow now invites Music; asserting her need to be the chiefest. The occasion being the celebration of Purcell’s genius, her complaint implies a call for some musical lament for his untimely death.
VII. Music replies with a DIRGE for the dead artist; offering no consolation beyond the expression of woe.
VIII. The chorus consoled, praise dead artists, and pronounce them happy and immortal.
IX. A picture of the ideal world of delight created by Art.
X. The invocation repeated, with the idea of responsibility of our colonization.