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Ars Rediviva Ensemble Chamber Music By The Bach Family mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Classical Album: Chamber Music By The Bach Family Country: UK Released: 1963 Style: Baroque, Classical MP3 version RAR size: 1273 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1593 mb WMA version RAR size: 1278 mb Rating: 4.1 Votes: 291 Other Formats: DMF VOX VQF AAC WAV WMA APE Tracklist Trio Sonata En Mi Mineur A1 1 - Allegretto A2 2 - Adagio Di Molto A3 3 - Allegro Assai Fragment Du Trio Sonata En La Mineur A4 1 - Allegro Trio Sonata En Sol Majeur B1 1 - Adagio B2 2 - Allegro Ma Non Tanto B3 3 - Adagio E Piano B4 4 - Allegro Assai Quintette En Ré Majeur (Pour Flûte, Hautbois, Violon, Cello Et Clavecin) B3 1 - Allegro B4 2 - Andantino B5 3 - Allegro Assai Companies, etc. Distributed By – Paul Hamlyn Records For Pleasure – SUA 10389 Credits Directed By [Direction] – Milan Munclinger Ensemble – Ars Rediviva Ensemble Liner Notes – Olivier Alain Music By – Karl-Philip-Emmanuel Bach* (tracks: A1 to A3), Johann-Christophe-Friedrich Bach* (tracks: B5 to B7), Johann-Sebastian Bach* (tracks: B1 to B4), Wilhelm-Friedemann Bach* (tracks: A4) Orchestrated By [Réalisation] – Milan Munclinger (tracks: B1 to B4) Barcode and Other Identifiers Matrix / Runout (Center Label B): VM 2189 Matrix / Runout (Center Label A): VM 2190 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Chamber Music By Ars Rediviva SUA 10389 The Bach Family Supraphon SUA 10389 Czechoslovakia 1963 Ensemble (LP, Mono) Chamber Music By SUA ST Ars Rediviva SUA ST The Bach Family Supraphon Czechoslovakia 1963 50389 Ensemble 50389 (LP) Chamber Music By Ars Rediviva SUA 10389 The Bach Family Supraphon SUA 10389 Czechoslovakia 1968 Ensemble (LP, Mono, RP) Chamber Music By Ars Rediviva SUA 10389 The Bach Family Supraphon SUA 10389 Czechoslovakia 1963 Ensemble (LP) Ensemble Ars Rediviva De Ensemble Ars Prague* • Rediviva De Direction Milan SUA SUA Prague* • Munclinger - La Supraphon, 10389, 10 10389, 10 France Unknown Direction Famille Bach Supraphon 389 389 Milan (Chamber Music Munclinger By The Bach Family) (LP, Mono) Related Music albums to Chamber Music By The Bach Family by Ars Rediviva Ensemble 1. Johann Sebastian Bach, London Baroque, Charles Medlam - Sonates En Trio 2. Trevor Pinnock, English Concert - A Trevor Pinnock Anthology 3. Wilhelm Friedemann Bach, Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, Georg Philipp Telemann, Johann Joachim Quantz - Emmanuel Pirard, Jean-Paul Pirard, Anne Froidebise - Trios Pour Deux Flutes Et Clavecin 4. Johann Sebastian Bach - Les Sonates Pour Flute et Clavecin - Les Sonates Pour Flute Et Basse Continue 5. Wilhelm Friedemann Bach - Christophe Rousset - Œuvres Pour Clavecin 6. J.S. Bach, Lola Bobesco, L'Ensemble D'Archets Eugène Ysaye - Concertos La Mineur ~ Mi Majeur Pour Violon Et Orchestre 7. Johann Sebastian Bach - Kei Koïto - Sonates En Trio BWV 525 - 530, Concertos BWV 592 - 596, Variations Canoniques BWV 769 8. Johann Sebastian Bach - Komorní Orchestr Ars Rediviva, Milan Munclinger - Braniborské Koncerty 9. W.F.Bach, C.P.E.Bach, J.Chr.F.Bach, J.Chr.Bach, Concerto Köln - Musik Der Bach Söhne / Music Of The Bach Sons 10. Jean-Marie Leclair, Les Talens Lyriques, Christophe Rousset - Ouvertures Et Sonates En Trio.

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