W. Babell-Concerto No. 3 for Sixth Flute, 2 Violins, and Basso continuo in e-minor

[RachelPortman]

molto interessante...

[madaraszi]

bad illustration good music

tanks

[Ant2101]

Simply amazing! =) wow thank you!

[BachLoveNat]

oh my.... It's really very very beautiful! Never heard...

Thank you so much! ....and 5***** of course

:)

[advisorC101]

Magnificent, do you have any more of his works?

[animeviolalord]

No.

[advisorC101]

Oh dear.

Say, do you know anything about the German Baroque composer Johann Andreas Herbst?

[animeviolalord]

No, Near, I'm afraid that I don't. I'm ashamed, too, seeing that German Baroque is my specialty :(

[advisorC101]

I see........ the only source of information I have is Wikipedia.

Which isn't enough, I have to know more because I am a descendant of the Herbst family myself.

[animeviolalord]

Really?...you're a descendant of...a composer??!!!!!! I should look to see if there were any Black composers...maybe i might be related to one of them...if there are any...

[advisorC101]

Also they were a family of organ builders in the 1600's.

[animeviolalord]

Very interesting. Be sure to tell me if you find out more. All right! Signing out now!

[violalord1]

Early baroque probably...seems to still have a renaissance feel to it...

[animeviolalord]

It's late Baroque. It was written shortly before his death. He died in 1723. Late Baroque era lasted from about 1720 to 1750.

[DuoContinuo]

really nice, Bach´s time, and the typical style from the italian musicians in England, by the way, very, very similar to flute sonatas by the german composer Johann Philipp Eisel (1698 - after 1756)... Siegfried

is the score available anywhere???

[animeviolalord]

I'm not sure in which library it is...i would assume that it would be somewhere in england.

[NicholasSeanHC]

This is Awesome, Thanks! I can't believe I've never heard of him