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Herbert von Karajan (conductor) , Berliner Philharmoniker

Torgauer Marsch
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Herbert von Karajan (conductor) , Berliner Philharmoniker

Ìàðø ôèíñêîé êàâàëåðèè
Entry 1973
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Vladislav Chernushenko (conductor) , Glinka State Academic Chapel of Leningrad

XVIII â.: `Ñíà÷àëà äíåñü ïîóòðó ðàíî`, ïàðîäèéíûé ïàðòåñíûé êîíöåðò
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Pal Nemeth (conductor)

St. John Passion (work previously attributed to Handel)
Chamber Choir, Capella Savaria.
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Alessandro Moreschi (soprano)

Leibach - Pie Jesu (verse from the Dies Irae. Recorded on wax cylinder 1904.
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Eduardo Lopez Banzo (conductor)

Cancion Franzesa (Spain, ca. 1700)
AL AYRE ESPANOL, Eduardo Lopez Banzo (conductor). Recorded 21-24 September 1994, Amsterdam.
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Valeriy Buymister (baritone) , Oleg Kudryashov , Kiev State Philharmonic Chamber Ensemble `Harmony`

Äóìà ïðî Õìåëüíèöêîãî òà Áàðàáàøà (XVIII â.)
Processing by O. Kudryashov
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Aleksei Grebenkin (artistic director) , Anthem

Ave Maria - Old Canon (Malta)
ANTHEM: Vadim GRACHEV (first tenor); Aleksei BARASHEV (second tenor); Aleksei GREBENKIN (baritone); Sergey RUMYANTSEV (bass-baritone); Mikhail KARPUK (bass). Recorded in St. Petersburg (Russia). Recording date unknown.
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Ludwig Guettler (trumpet) , Max Pommer (conductor), Berlin Chamber Orchestra

Ludwig Gutter - Trompete,
Valter Heinz Bernstein - cembalo.
Kammerorchester Berlin.
Dirigent : MAX POMMER.
Aufgenommen 1982 im Studio ChristusKirche, Berlin.
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Victor Kornachev (head of ensemble) , Vladimir Philharmonic Chamber Ensemble

XVIII â. - Òàíöû
Chamber Ensemble of the Vladimir Philharmonic, Viktor Kornachev. Recording of 1983 Vinyl `Russian music of the time of Catherine the Great`.
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Peter Martin (flute)

Wanda Sokolovskaya (flute)Bach-Orchestra F. Tevve
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Matthias Maute (conductor)

Balletti di Venezia (18th century)
ENSEMBLE CAPRICE: Matthias Maute (recorder, traverse flute, Baroque violin); Sophie Larivière (transverse flute); Lukas Friedrich (Baroque violin); Michael Spengler (viola da gamba); Maria Grossmann (harpsichord); Hubert Hoffmann (Baroque lute); Rafik Samman (percussion). Recording: June 2001, SWR Stuttgart (Germany).
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Matthias Maute (conductor)

Contredanses parisiennes
ENSEMBLE CAPRICE: Matthias Maute (recorder, traverse flute, Baroque violin); Sophie Larivière (transverse flute); Lukas Friedrich (Baroque violin); Michael Spengler (viola da gamba); Maria Grossmann (harpsichord); Hubert Hoffmann (Baroque lute); Rafik Samman (percussion). Recording: June 2001, SWR Stuttgart (Germany).
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Juan Carlos Munoz (mandolin) , Mari Fe Pavon (mandoline), `Artemandoline Baroque Ensemble`

Folias
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Mieczysław Nowakowski (conductor) , Warsaw Chamber Opera Orchestra

XVIII â. (Ïîëüøà). Symphonia de Nativitate
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Mieczysław Nowakowski (conductor) , Warsaw Chamber Opera Orchestra

XVIII â. (Ïîëüøà). Êîíöåðò äëÿ âèîëû ä`àìóð ñè ìèíîð (îê. 1750)
Artur Paciorkiewicz (viola d`amore), Warsaw Chamber Opera Orchestra, conductor: Mieczysław Nowakowski
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Igor Popkov (Violin) , The Barocco Ensemble

Ñèìôîíèÿ äî ìàæîð èç ßðîñëàâñêîãî ñáîðíèêà (XVIII â.)
From the record `Russian music of the XVIII century` (Melody, 1984)
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Oliver Schneebeli (conductor) , Le Poeme Harmonique

XVIII â. (Íåàïîëü, Èòàëèÿ). Stabat Mater äëÿ òðåõ ãîëîñîâ
Les Pages et Les Chantres de la Chapelle Centre de Musique Baroque de Versailles / Le Poeme Harmonique: Patrizia Bovi, Bernard Arrieta, Pino de Vittorio / cond. Oliver Schneebeli / Feb. 2000
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Rolf Uusvaly (organ)

XVIII â. Aria da chiesa
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Roger Voisin (trumpet) , John Rea (trumpet), Emanuel Vardi (conductor), Kapp Sinfonietta

Trumpet Tune
Recorded in 1960-1961.
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Igor Voronov (artistic director)

Òðè êàíòà âðåìåí Åëèñàâåòû Ïåòðîâíû
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VORONOV QUARTET: IGOR VORONOV (first tenor), SERGEI SEMIAGINE (second tenor), PIOTR DERUGINE (bariton), VLADIMIR SMIRNOV (bass). Recorded in 1983-84.
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Vladimir Yesipov (conductor) , The USSR All-Union Radio & Central Television Grand Symphony Orchestra

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