Ensemble Tumbleweeds / Claire Muhlmeyer -Ombeline - Ballade Venitienne [CD] featured_bt

Ensemble Tumbleweeds / Claire Muhlmeyer -Ombeline - Ballade Venitienne [CD] featured_btIn 17th century Venice, music underwent a series of profound transformations. It was a time of splendor, marked both by the development of musical writing and by advances in instrument making, with the rise of the violin and the recorder, experimentation with continuo without bass or keyboard, and the golden age of the sackbut. The debut album by Tumbleweeds, under the direction of Claire Ombeline Muhlmeyer, Ballade vnitienne fully embraces this rich

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Label: 1985 Music

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