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Zelenka / Collegium 1704 Orchestral Music CD
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Zelenka / Collegium 1704 Orchestral Music CD
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1. Luks, Vaclav - Ouvertuere a 7 Concertanti F-Dur ZW 2. 1. Ouvertuere 3. 2. Aria 4. 3. Menuet 1 - Menuet 2 5. 4. Siciliano 6. 5. Folie 7. Luks, Vaclav - Sonate B-Dur NR. 3 8. 1. Adagio 9. 2. Allegro 10. 3. Largo 11. 4. Allegro: Tempo Giusto 12. Luks, Vaclav - Concerto a 8 Concertanti G-Dur ZWV 13. 1. Allegro 14. 2. Largo 15. 3. Allegro 16. Luks, Vaclav - Hipocondrie a 7 Concertanti A-Dur Z 17. Luks, Vaclav - Sinfonie a 8 Concertanti A-Moll Z 1 18. 3. Tempo Di Gavotta 19. 5. Menuet 1- Menuet 2
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