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TWV 40:118-123 The high esteem in which Telemann held this cycle is evidenced by a printing privilege he sought in Paris in 1737, '... to engrave i...
View full detailsDowland's First Book of Songs, 21 four-part songs written in 1597, edited and published by Ian Gammie. Soprano score with part-books for the three...
View full detailsOFB143 Georg Philipp Telemann's 6 Sonatas Op. 2 arranged for 2 Alto Recorders presented in 3 volumes. Volume 2: Sonata III in C Major Sonata IV in...
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Consort music by a female composer of the 17th Century is something of a rarity. These works are in the English Consort tradition (one of the Sinfo...
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Pachelbel's Canon arranged for Harp Solo, Harp Duet and Harp and Flute or Violin
BP2427 Sonatas 4-6 for two treble recorders
for 5 Instruments
In France at the beginning of the 18th century the transverse flute became very popular, and dozens of volumes of suites were published for one flu...
View full detailsEnglish Madrigals for Recorders, Vol. 3
for 2 Descant or Treble Recorders
TWV 42:a4 from "Essercizii Musici"
English Music and Songs for Christmas and Winter from the 16th and 17th Centuries
Music of the earlier 15th century for 1, 2 or 3 voices and instruments
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