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Musical jewels from the rennaisance and baroque... 1 Mouret- From Premiere Suite D'orchestre (Masterpiece) 2 Gabrieli- Canzon septimi toni a 8 (Sacrae Symphoniae, 1597) 3 Scheidt- Galliard Battaglia 4 Gabrieli- Canzon I La Spiritata a 4 5 Scheidt- Canzon ad imitationem Bergamasca (XXVI) 6 Bach- Art of the Fugue- Contrapunctus I 7 Praetorius- Courante from Terpischore 8 Gastoldi- Amor Vittorioso ***Words from the listeners*** meravigliosa esecuzione, Ars Aureum Brass BRAVI !!!!! Penso che Johann Sebastian sia contento e sorrida dal Cielo. Golden art: it sounds like it 's called! This is so beautiful and enjoyable as I sit here with my morning coffee, sunlight filtering in through the partially opened vertical blinds. Simply heavenly- Bravo!I love the music! it takes me out of all the problems that in the world today -I am new to this site and i am so glad that i have found it because it is so appealing to the mind!- Fantastic, in many ways. The piccolo meshes perfectly, yet hauntingly. . .can't tell really that's it's a brass instrument in there. The bass line like cloiuds floating by. And the melody always soothingly solid, organic and crisp. Bravo! -Spectaculaire !!!! -ROYAL- stunning, wonderful tempo- Absolutely smashing!- Deeply musical, impeccable- Brass music is wonderful. It lifts your spirit to the dizzying heights of snow-covered mountain tops- It's remarkable how this music, while it sounds good on almost any instrument, has this transcendental feeling to it when it's played on brass. Not of this world.