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Johann Sebastian Bach
Sanctus BWV 239
Sanctus BWV 239
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This is a simple setting of the Sanctus my group sang as part of a reconstruction of a Christmas Day service under Bach's direction in Leipzig. The music is so uncharacteristic of Bach that the general consensus is that it is not really by him. Nevertheless, Christmas Day was one of the few days in the Lutheran Church calendar when the Sanctus was sung in Latin, and this version is associated with one of the churches where Bach worked; it is possible that it may have been sung under his direction.
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Jean-Baptiste L'œillet de Gant
Sonata No 1 in A minor
Sonata No 1 in A minor
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This is No 1 from Six Sonatas published by Walsh of London in around 1729. They are clever arrangements of L'œillet's Op 1 and 2 sonatas for flute (recorder) and basso continuo
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Sonata No 2
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Sonata No 3
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Sonata No 4
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Sonata No 5
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Sonata No 6
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Philibert Delavigne
Les Fleurs, pieces pour les Musettes ou Vielles, avec accompagnement de Violon ou de Flute
Les Fleurs, pieces pour les Musettes ou Vielles, avec accompagnement de Violon ou de Flute
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This is a new version using modern score software of the first movement La Rose |
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This is the previously published version with all 12 movements
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William Croft
Sonata in G major for Recorder and continuo
Sonata in G major for Recorder and continuo
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From Six Sonatas or Solos, Three for a Violin and Three for the Flute, with a Through Bass for ye Harpsicord, Theorboe or Bass-Viol. Compos'd by Mr W. Crofts & and Italian Mr.
(London 1700) Fluto Solo Sonata Terza |
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