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Sonata in G, K. 144. Cantabile ; Sonata in G, K. 104. Allegro
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Scarlatti, Domenico, 1685-1757 (Composer)
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Tiento no. quatro
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Cabezón, Antonio de, 1510-1566 (Composer)
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Quart livre de danceries. Pavanne I et II ; Gaillarde ; Bransle gay I et III
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Attaingnant, Pierre, active 1528-1549 (Publisher)
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Missa brevis St. Joannis de Deo (Kleine Orgelmesse, ca. 1775)
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Haydn, Joseph, 1732-1809 (Composer)
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Sonata in F, op. 1, # 11
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Handel, George Frideric, 1685-1759 (Composer)
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O susser mai! (Lieder und romanzen, 1881, op. 93a, no. 3) ; Der bucklichte fiedler (op. 93a, no. 1) ; Waldesnacht (Sieben lieder, 1874, op. 62, no. 3) ; Verlorene jugend (Funf gesange, 1889, op. 104, no. 4) ; Von alten liebesliedern (op. 62, no. 2) /
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Johannes Brahms
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