9 thoughts on “ London Baroque - English Music Of The Eighteenth Century (CD, Album) ”

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8. English Music of the 18th Century (Music by Charles Avison / Thomas Arne / George Frideric Handel / Carl Friedrich Abel / John Stanley) - London Baroque Import Charles Avison (Composer) (Performer), Thomas Arne (Composer) (Performer), London Baroque (Performer) & 0 5/5(1).

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9. London Baroque is one of the most highly respected and widely admired ensembles devoted to the performance of Baroque chamber music. The group's broad repertory has included familiar as well as virtually unknown works from the period inclusive of the late 16th to the mid 18th centuries. London Baroque consists of four players -- two violinists, a cellist, and keyboardist -- but is sometimes.

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