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Performer: William Carter FLEUR DE LYS: THE SOLO SUITE BEFORE BACH (Charles Medlam) (Review by Bertil van Boer) | theorbo | BOCCHERINI, LUIGI: Cello Sonatas (Review by Jerry Dubins) | archlute | BOCCHERINI, LUIGI: Cello Sonatas (Review by Bertil van Boer) | archlute | BOCCHERINI, LUIGI: Cello Sonatas (Review by Jerry Dubins) | guitar | BOCCHERINI, LUIGI: Cello Sonatas (Review by Bertil van Boer) | guitar | CIRRI: Cello Sonatas (Review by Jerry Dubins) | archlute | CIRRI: Cello Sonatas (Review by Bertil van Boer) | archlute | CIRRI: Cello Sonatas (Review by Jerry Dubins) | guitar | CIRRI: Cello Sonatas (Review by Bertil van Boer) | guitar | CORBETTA, FRANCISCO: Pieces (Review by Michael Ullman) | guitar | LAWES, HENRY: Cease you jolly shepherds (Review by Brian Robins) | lute | LAWES, HENRY: Love’s Sweet Repose (Review by Brian Robins) | lute | LAWES, WILLIAM: Corants (3) (Review by Brian Robins) | lute | PURCELL, HENRY: Ground. Tell me, some pitying angel. Music for a while. The fatal hour comes on apace. Thou wakeful shepherd. Now that the sun has veiled his light (Review by Michael Ullman) | lute | PURCELL, HENRY: Ground. Tell me, some pitying angel. Music for a while. The fatal hour comes on apace. Thou wakeful shepherd. Now that the sun has veiled his light (Review by Michael Ullman) | theorbo | PURCELL, HENRY: Sacred Music (Review by Michael Ullman) | theorbo | PURCELL, HENRY: The cares of lovers. Sweeter than roses. From silent shades. Retir’d from mortal’s sight. Celia has a thousand charms. Dear pretty youth. A Ground in Gamut. If music be the food of love. O solitude, my sweetest choice. Hears not my Phillis. O lead me not to some peaceful gloom. She loves and she confesses too (Review by Michael Ullman) | lute | PURCELL, HENRY: The cares of lovers. Sweeter than roses. From silent shades. Retir’d from mortal’s sight. Celia has a thousand charms. Dear pretty youth. A Ground in Gamut. If music be the food of love. O solitude, my sweetest choice. Hears not my Phillis. O lead me not to some peaceful gloom. She loves and she confesses too (Review by Michael Ullman) | theorbo |
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