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Ensemble La Fenice / Jean Tubery
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Serenading Songs & Grounds
Ensemble La Fenice / Jean Tubery
Henry Purcell is one the key musical figures of the English early-Baroque era. The Ensemble La Fenice's first recording featuring English music of the 17th century. Jean Tubery, the Ensemble's founder, is renowned internationally for reviving the baroque Cornett (a slender, curved horn), an instrument much in use during the Medieval, Renaissance and into the Baroque eras. The Ensemble La Fenice's early-music repertoire spans more than two centuries of works from all over Europe.
ENSEMBLE LA FENICE/JEAN TUBERY
| Media | Music CD (Compact Disc) |
| Number of discs | 1 |
| Composer | Purcell, Henry |
| Released | March 19, 2021 |
| EAN/UPC | 4260052385258 |
| Label | ARS ARSP38525.2 |
| Genre | Classical |
| Dimensions | 124 × 142 × 10 mm · 112 g |
| Conductor | Jean Tubery |
| Orchestra | Ensemble La Fenice |
Track list
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- Ensemble La Fenice - Hark, How the Wild Musicians
- Ensemble La Fenice - Soft Notes & Gently Raised (A
- Ensemble La Fenice - Sonate Nr. 6
- Ensemble La Fenice - Fairest Isle, Gentle Murmurs
- Ensemble La Fenice - a New Irish Tune (Lilliburler
- Ensemble La Fenice - Hornpipes
- Ensemble La Fenice - Ground in Gamut Z 645
- Ensemble La Fenice - Voluntary A-dur Z 721 (On the
- Ensemble La Fenice - How Pleasant is This Flowery
- Ensemble La Fenice - Three Treble Parts Upon a Gro
- Ensemble La Fenice - a New Ground E-moll Z T 682
- Ensemble La Fenice - Music for a While Shall All Y
- Ensemble La Fenice - No Stars Again Shall Hurt You
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