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Another Air from Barocke Spielstucke, this time AT instead of SS.

A ritornello taken from "From Hardy Climes", an ode to the marriage of Prince George and Princess Anne (1683).  From the excellent _A_Purcell_Collection_for_Recorder_Consort_ ( Arnold Freed, Boosey & Hawkes, 1986).  SSTB recorders.  There's a second ritornello here which I'll record later.

A galliard by Anthony Holborne.  SSTTB.  I like the Phil Spector effect goin' on here.

Thomas Ford, Musicke of Sundrie Kindes, 1607.  Transcribed by Claude Simpson, 1948. SATB, a lot lower than the last one.

A pastorale by Francesca Caccini ( 1625), from an Erich Katz book called "Music of the Baroque for Three Recorders, purchased from a place on Martha's Vinyard this summer.  Played SST.  This is not terribly headset-friendly, but is guaranteed to cut through most noise when played through speakers.

An Ayre by Thomas Campion.  SATB.

A 1606 ayre by the Englishman Robert Jones, arranged for SAT recorders

An old galliard from _Recorder_Consort_4_.  Unattributed.  SATB with tambourine.

A sweet duet by E.P. Chedeville. 2 Alto recorders

Another 14th century slow dance. SATTB