Year of release 2012

Songs 18

Album time 43:57

Genre list Classical

1
1. Newman: Pavan From The Mulliner Book
 
2:06
2
2. Elias Nikolaus Ammerbach: Wer Das Tochterlein Haben Will
 
1:01
3
3. Master Taylor: Pavan And Galliard From Dublin Virginal Book
 
2:38
4
4. John Blitheman: Eterne Rerum - Conditur From The Mulliner Book No. 51
 
1:26
5
5. Anonymous: Pavan And Galliard From Dublin Virginal Book No. 21
 
2:43
6
6. Anonymous: Gagliarda Cathaccio
 
0:45
7
7. Anonymous: Gagliarda Lodesana
 
1:12
8
8. Johann Pachelbel: Toccata Fugue In B Flat Major
 
2:28
9
9. Johann Pachelbel: Chorale Alle Menschen Mussen Sterben
 
1:12
10
10. Johann Kaspar Kerll: Toccata Con Durezza E Ligature
 
5:33
11
11. Johann Pachelbel: Magnificat Fugue No. 5 In F Major
 
1:49
12
12. Tarquinio Merula: Un Cromatico Ovvero Capriccio
 
4:19
13
13. Bernardo Pasquini: Canzone Francese No. 7
 
2:45
14
14. Bernardo Pasquini: Ricercare No. 4
 
5:48
15
15. Johann Pachelbel: Magnificat Fugue No. 10
 
1:29
16
16. Johann Pachelbel: Magnificat Fugue No. 4
 
2:20
17
17. Johann Pachelbel: Magnificat Fugue No. 13
 
1:12
18
18. Friedrich Wilhelm Zachow: Praeludium Fugue In G Major
 
3:11

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A quick look at the track list shows 1. Newman: Pavan From The Mulliner Book, 2. Elias Nikolaus Ammerbach: Wer Das Tochterlein Haben Will, 3. Master Taylor: Pavan And Galliard From Dublin Virginal Book, 4. John Blitheman: Eterne Rerum - Conditur From The Mulliner Book No. 51, 5. Anonymous: Pavan And Galliard From Dublin Virginal Book No. 21, 6. Anonymous: Gagliarda Cathaccio, 7. Anonymous: Gagliarda Lodesana, and 8. Johann Pachelbel: Toccata Fugue In B Flat Major. This gives the description more substance while staying inside the known catalog data.

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