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Bolivian Baroque Vol 2: Music from the Missions and La Plata

2/1/2007, 20 Tracks, 1:04:24

Featuring

  • Don Januario
  • Florilegium
  • Arakaendar Bolivia Choir
  • Ignacio Balbi
  • Juan de Araujo
  • Jan Josef Ignác Brentner
  • Anonymous
  • Giovanni Battista Bassani
  • Pietro Antonio Locatelli

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Recording & Production

This album was recorded in April 2006 at the Catedral de Concepción in Bolivia.

Source: Booklet

Instruments

Elizabeth Bradley plays a double bass named La Jeune France, made in 1750.

Source: Booklet

Instruments

Eligio Quinteiro plays a theorbo made by K. Jacobsen in London in 2003, and a baroque guitar by C. González from Paris in 1999.

Source: Booklet

Instruments

Kati Debretzeni, a violinist on this album, plays an anonymous Italian violin, possibly from the Gagliano family, dating to around 1780.

Source: Booklet

Instruments

James Johnstone plays a harpsichord made by W. Takahashi in 2004, modeled after P. Taskin, and an organ by W. van der Putten from 1996.

Source: Booklet

Instruments

Sarah Moffatt, another violinist on this album, plays an anonymous violin from the Netherlands, dating to around 1700.

Source: Booklet

Instruments

Jennifer Morsches, the cellist, plays an anonymous Italian Tyrol cello from around 1800.

Source: Booklet

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