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Evergreens from the Pleasure Garden cover
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JACOB van EYCK
Evergreens from the Pleasure Garden
Dan Laurin (recorder)
 [ BIS / CD - released 1/Feb/2006 ]
The complete Pleasure Garden numbers 143 compositions. The music it contains is enormously varied with everything from variations on settings of the Creed to songs about prostitutes.
Recorder Concertos cover
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VIVALDI
Recorder Concertos
Dan Laurin (recorder) / Drottningholm Baroque Ensemble
 [ BIS / CD - released 1/Oct/2013 ]
"Throughout the disc Dan Laurin exploits the recorder's expressive qualities to the full creating tremendous variety of both dynamic and articulation." The Recorder Magazine
Telemann: Recorder Suite / Recorder Concertos cover
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GEORG PHILIPP TELEMANN
Telemann: Recorder Suite / Recorder Concertos
Daniel Rothert, recorder / Elke Martha Umbach, flute / Cologne CO, Helmut Maller
 [ Naxos / CD - released 29/Jul/2002 ]
No other composer wrote so specifically for the recorder
Recorder Quartet: Italian and English Renaissance Consort Music cover
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Recorder Quartet: Italian and English Renaissance Consort Music
Flanders Recorder Quartet with Maria Verbruggen. Viol da Gamba ensemble and Guy Penson, (harpsichord) and Guy de Mey (tenor).
 [ Brilliant Classics / 2 CD - released 14/Aug/2005 ]
"I recommend this disc to everyone with an interest in Renaissance music and/or early chamber music." (MusicWeb July 2005)