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Released  July 17th, 2012

Edward Parmentier: harpsichord

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Early Italian Harpsichord Music (1520 – 1670) 
Edward Parmentier
WLBR8001

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Michelangelo Rossi
1. Toccata prima

Tarquinio Merula
2. Canzona

Anonymous
3. Ricercada

Andrea Antico
Two intabulated Frottole (1517)
4. I. Se il debile
5. II. Che farala, che dirala

Giovanni de Maque
6. Seconda stravaganze

Scipione Stella
7. Romanesca

Girolamo Frescobaldi
8. Toccata undecima (Book I – 1608)

Bernardo Storace
9. Balletto (1660)

Ercole Pasquini
10. Toccata (1620)

Giovanni Maria Trabaci
11. Canzona francese quarta (1603)

Anonymous
Five balli from Intabolatura nova
12. I
13. II
14. III
15. IV
16. V

Girolamo Frescobaldi
17. Partite sopra Ruggiero (Book I – 1608)

Bernardo Storace
18. Ballo della battaglia (1664)

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