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Antonio Vivaldi,
"Concerto in F for 2 horns, strings & continuo, RV 538",
{Georges Barboteu & Gilbert Coursier, Collegium Musicum of Paris, Roland Douatte}
Christoph Demantius,
" Five Polish & German Dances",
{Recorder Ensemble of the Concentus Musicus of Denmark, I.H. & A.H. Mathiesen}
Anonymous, Turin Codex,
"Sanctus in eternis regnans/Sanctus et ingenitus pater atque carens",
{Lorelei Ensemble}
Anonymous, Turin Codex,
"Par grant soif clere fontainne/Dame de tour pris",
{Lorelei Ensemble}
Heinrich von Biber,
"Musketeer's March",
{Romanesca}
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With Host Uncle Dave Lewis
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Imagine hearing the origins of the music of Western civilization! The Early Music Show reaches back to the ancient meditative sacred music and foot tapping dances of the abbeys and troubadours of the first millennium and journeys through seven centuries of music, featuring the friendly madrigals of the Italian and English traditions, sublime motets and music of the Renaissance, Medieval and Baroque eras up to the time of JS Bach - a genre of endless richness and variety. Imagine, and then join us for music of centuries gone by, every Monday evening from 7 til 9 on The Early Music Show.
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