Telemann Harpsichord Fantasias with Steven Devine
Music from the Age of Enlightenment • 13m
Fitzrovia Chapel is an ornate and hidden gem in the centre of London and a fitting place to experience ornate and intimate performances of some of Telemann's most beautiful Fantasias for harpsichord, performed by OAE Principal Keyboard Steven Devine.
TELEMANN Harpsichord Fantasias with Steven Devine
TELEMANN fantasia No. 12 (first dozen) for solo harpsichord
TELEMANN Fantasia No. 1 (second dozen) for solo harpsichord
TELEMANN Fantasia No. 11 (third dozen) for solo harpsichord
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