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Telemann: Twelve Fantasias For Transverse Flute Music

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Label	Accent
Orig Year	12/31/1999
All Time Sales Rank	5992
CD Universe Part number	1173099
Catalog number	10003
Discs	1
Release Date	Dec 31, 1999
Recording Time	48 minutes

Telemann: Twelve Fantasias For Transverse Flute Classical Review

Average Rating: (4 out of 5 stars) 4 stars

4 stars Superb Teleman interpetation
Kuijken performs Telemann's twelve Fantasias for flute skillfully and accurately, a must listen for any flute student.
Submitted by wdaleiden (Green Bay, WI)
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Telemann: Twelve Fantasias For Transverse Flute Songs

1. Fantasias (12), for flute, TWV 40:2-13: Fantasia No. 1 in A major (46:12) Windows Media Real Audio
Catalog No.	TWV 40
Composer	Georg Philipp Telemann (1681 - 1767)
Genre	Baroque Period / Sonata
Date Written	1732-1733
Period	Baroque
Venue	St. Stefanus Church, Melsen, Belgium
Recording Date	10/1978

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