Music in London 1670-1770
A good selection of music one would have heard in the Reformation period. Every piece but one is by an English composer. Pieces by William Boyce, Henry Purcell, Thomas A. Arne, Charles Avison, Matthew Locke and J.C. Bach, son of J.S. Bach, who wrote in England from 1762 until his death. Boyce: Symphony No.1 in B flat major. J.C. Bach: Symphony in E major for Double Orchestra. Purcell: Chaconne from "The Faery Queen." Arne: Overture No.4 in F major. Avison: Concerto No. 13 in D major. Boyce: Symphony No.4 in F major. Loxke: Music from "The Tempest." The English Chamber Orchestra directed by Emanuel Hurwitz.
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