1st September 1653 --- 3rd March 1706
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Last Updated on 2022
By Steven Ritchie
And now for the Music
Thank to B.S. Lengton for the music below. Email (mblengton@yahoo.com)
(2722)"Canon in D, from Canon and Gigue". Sequenced by B.S. Lengton. Thank to Alessandro Gioele Simonetto for the music below. Alessandro "Website" here..
(2649)"Magnificat No.2,(Played in Real time)". Sequence by Alessandro G. Simonetto. Thank to Prof. Dr.Hans-Georg Uszkoreit for the music below. Email (Huszkoreit@aol.com
(1402)"Praeludium in D". Sequenced by Prof. Dr.Hans-Georg Uszkoreit Thank to Haven C. Krueger for the music below. Email (bkdragon@midusa.net)
(1585)"Ciacona in D for pipe organ". Sequenced by Haven C. Krueger (1399)"Chorale Prelude for Christmas". Sequenced by Andrew Ellis (1403)"Werde Munter Mein Gemute". Sequenced by S.W. Barr (571)"Another Version of the Famous Canon in D". Sequenced by Joan Tan New (3575)"Toccata No.8". Sequencer unknown. New (3574)"Toccata No.9". Sequencer unknown. New (3573)"Toccata No.10". Sequencer unknown. (1401)"Fantasy". Sequencer unknown. (1139)"Gigue". Sequencer unknown. (145)"Famous Canon in D". Sequencer unknown.
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