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Queen Mary's Big Belly: Hope for an Heir in Catholic England (2017)
performed by Christopher Watson (tenor), David Allsopp (alto), Elizabeth Kenny (lute), Gabriel Crouch (baritone), Mark Chambers (alto), Nicholas Madden (tenor), Nicholas Todd (tenor), Richard Bannan (baritone), William Gaunt (bass), Zoë Brookshaw (soprano)
composed by Anonymous, English, Anthony Newman, Christopher Tye, John Sheppard, Orlande de Lassus, Philip van Wilder, Thomas Tallis, William Mundy -
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The Organ in the Renaissance & Baroque: Alpenländer (1998)
performed by Gustav Leonhardt (organ)
composed by Anonymous, Dublin Virginal Book, Anonymous, Intabolatura Nova, Anthony Newman, Bernardo Pasquini, Bernardo Storace, Elias Nikolaus Ammerbach, Friedrich Wilhelm Zachow, Gottlieb Muffat, Johann Caspar Ferdinand Fischer, Johann Ernst Eberlin, John Blitheman -
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Famous Organ Works (Box Set) (1996)
performed by Andrew Lucas (organ), Joseph Payne (organ), Simon Lindley (organ), Wolfgang Rübsam (organ)
composed by Alexandre Guilmant, Anonymous, Anonymous, English, Anonymous, Mulliner Book, Anthony Newman, César Franck, Charles-Marie Widor, Christopher Gibbons, Eugène Gigout, Flor Peeters, Giles Farnaby, Henry Purcell, Herbert Murrill, Jean Langlais, John Blow -
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Anthony Newman: Absolute Joy (1999)
performed by Alessandra Visconti (soprano), Amy Butler (alto), Angela Frattura (flute), Benjamin Ramirez (tympani [timpani]), James Archie Worley (tenor), Joan Krause (soprano), Russell Ashley (bass), Seth McConnell (percussion), Terry Szor (trumpet)
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Organ in Renaissance & Baroque (2012)
performed by Gustav Leonhardt (organ)
composed by Abraham van den Kerckhoven, Alessandro Poglietti, Anonymous, Anonymous, Dublin Virginal Book, Anonymous, German, Anonymous, Intabolatura Nova, Anthony Newman, Bernardo Pasquini, Bernardo Storace, Carl Luython, Christian Erbach, Christian Ritter
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