baroque oboe d'amore reed: H167 renaissance which include the texts and

which include the texts and translations

that almost deafen the company”)

Gentil prince de renom is another 3-part work to which Henry VIII added the third line (it first appeared in the Odhecaton in 1501) and En vray amoure is another piece to which Henry VIII added an extra voice—in this case line two

Around 1715 a variant of the oboe band emerged from Eastern Europe

The cantatas are interspersed with well chosen solo sonatas and the album concludes with Lotti’s fiery cantata Ti sento

baroque oboe d'amore reed: H167 renaissance which include the texts andshape: H167 staple: chiarugi no3 cor anglais total length: 52mm blade : 25mm pitch: A=415