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Facsimile of the orchestral score of arias from Hasse's opera Artaserse published in London.
Facsimile of Perti's Cantata for bass voice and strings.
Facsimile of Cossoni's Love Canzonettes for solo voice with continuo published in Bologna, 1669.
Facsimile of Corelli's Opus 3 Sonatas for 2 violins, a violone or archlute and organ continuo published in Rome, 1689.
Facsimile of Durante's Harpsichord Sonatas published in Naples, 1732.
Facsimile of Sonatas for violin and violoncello by various composers including Corelli, Torelli and Rozzi published in Bologna.
Facsimile of Trio sonatas by various composers including Torelli, Laurenti, Alberti and Manzolini published by Bologna, 1706.
Facsimile of Trio sonatas by varuious Bolognese composers including Antoni and Franceschini published in Bologna, 1680.
Facsimile of Mazzaferrata's Canatas and Canzonettas for 2 voices and continuo published in Bologna, 1668.
Facsimile of Antonii's pieces for treble instrument and continuo published in Bologna, 1688.
Facsimile of Aresti's work consisting of organ tablature of hymns.
Facsimile of Andrea Gabrieli's Second Book of Ricercares for the organ published in Venice, 1595.
Facsimile of Andrea Gabrieli's Canzonas for organ published in Venice, 1605.
Facsimile of Valente's collection of Versets for the organ published in Naples, 1580.
Facsimile of Abbatini's dramatic cantata Il Pianto di Rodomonte in Orvieto, 1633.
Facsimile of Giovanni Bononcini's pieces for harpsichord with a violin or flute published in London, 1722.
Facsimile of Del Lago's treatise on music published in Venice in 1540.
Facsimile of the score of Cavaliere's ground-breaking opera Rappresentazione di Anima, et di Corpo published in Rome, 1600.
Forty pieces ranging from lovely portraits to lively jigs, from Scotland, Ireland, Wales and the Isle of Man, spanning several hundred years. Whe...
View full detailsPlay music written by kings and clowns, Ladies and lawyers, dance masters, doctors, and troubadours. Welcome to the Middle Ages and Renaissance. Cr...
View full detailsA generous anthology of Celtic melodies, collated and presented by Allan Alexander and Jessica Walsh, and arranged for the Mandolin. From Cremonea ...
View full detailsTakeyama voice flute in d, in maple a415. Takeyama from Japan is regarded as one of the foremost recorder makers. His voice flute is extremely ligh...
View full detailsTakeyama Dual Pitch Tenor Recorder in Maple a=442/415 Supplied with bag, fingering chart, cork grease and pull through. About TakeyamaTakeyama from...
View full detailsTakeyama Tenor Recorder in Maple with double keys at a415 pitch. Supplied with bag, fingering chart, cork grease and pull through. About TakeyamaTa...
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