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1635:Other topics
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1647:Chamber pop
1642:Baroque pop
1586:grand motet
1559:passacaglia
1370:lautenwerck
1365:harpsichord
1335:double bass
1302:Instruments
1260:Mondonville
1092:A. Marcello
1022:F. Couperin
969:Vejvanovský
919:J. Playford
899:J.-B. Lully
864:Charpentier
819:d'Anglebert
704:Frescobaldi
668:and early (
314:Operas (3)
282:Minuets (4)
279:Marches (4)
251:Known works
219:Magnificat,
215:opus number
202:, about 70
162:trio sonata
148:Innovations
1818:Categories
1725:Background
1611:recitative
1519:concertato
1487:canzonetta
1350:fortepiano
1325:clavichord
1275:Sammartini
1255:Mysliveček
1215:Boccherini
1205:W. F. Bach
1200:J. C. Bach
997:J. S. Bach
924:H. Purcell
844:Cabanilles
759:Monteverdi
734:Kapsberger
724:O. Gibbons
719:C. Gibbons
714:V. Galilei
694:J. Dowland
684:G. Caccini
561:References
390:Magnificat
348:, Milan),
300:For violin
265:For violin
204:symphonies
131:Boccherini
1757:Sculpture
1674:ensembles
1669:festivals
1564:sarabande
1492:capriccio
1434:Ensembles
1265:L. Mozart
1167:de Zumaya
1102:Pergolesi
1082:Locatelli
1067:Heinichen
1052:Gorczycki
1047:Geminiani
1027:Delalande
949:Stradella
904:M. Marais
884:Froberger
849:Carissimi
839:Buxtehude
794:Sweelinck
303:For cello
297:For flute
268:For cello
262:For flute
238:Classical
227:Paisiello
208:concertos
123:J.C. Bach
1793:Category
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1752:Painting
1616:ricercar
1591:madrigal
1571:fantasia
1539:courante
1524:concerto
1497:chaconne
1390:recorder
1315:carillon
1285:Telemann
1230:Corrette
1225:F. Brixi
1210:F. Benda
1142:Telemann
1107:Pisendel
1057:Graupner
992:Albinoni
929:Reincken
894:Legrenzi
879:Diletsky
803:Middle (
709:Gabrieli
494:Archived
428:Archived
387:Litanies
271:For oboe
166:concerto
154:Mannheim
101:Lombardy
81:Giuseppe
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32:composer
1783:→
1737:Baroque
1606:prelude
1544:gavotte
1514:chorale
1482:canzona
1472:cantata
1425:violone
1405:trumpet
1400:theorbo
1395:sackbut
1330:cornett
1310:bassoon
1300:Musical
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1162:Zelenka
1152:Vivaldi
1137:Tartini
1112:Porpora
1097:Pepusch
1037:Fischer
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954:Strozzi
874:Corelli
854:Cavalli
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729:d'India
679:Allegri
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393:Te Deum
320:(1732,
234:Baroque
223:Vivaldi
144:Milan.
142:outside
107:today.
1803:Portal
1696:monody
1554:minuet
1467:ballet
1420:violin
1355:guitar
1270:Quantz
1177:Galant
1132:Seixas
1122:Rameau
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934:Sabini
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158:Vienna
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1747:Dance
1626:suite
1601:opera
1581:fugue
1576:folia
1549:gigue
1534:dance
1477:canon
1415:viola
1385:organ
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400:Notes
336:Milan
318:Memet
105:Italy
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