Dances, grave and light, for recorder quintet

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Holborne, Anthony, -1602
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Title Dances, grave and light, for recorder quintet / Anthony Holborne
edited by Dorothy Dana and Jennifer Lehmann.
Contributors Dana, Dorothy
Publisher New York : Galaxy
Creation Date 1967
Notes Cover title.
For recorders (SAATB)
originally for viols and violins or any combination of wind instruments in 5 parts.
Content Pavan -- Galliard -- Lullabie (galliard) -- Almayne.
Series American Recorder Society editions
no. 58
Extent 1 score (9 pages)
31 cm.
Language No linguistic content
Copyright Date ©1967
National Library system number 990038840050205171

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