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Movement I — Concerto for Two Chalumeaux in D Minor (Telemann)

3:44	Est. Play Time
95	Measures

	Unique Notes	Unique Chords	Unique Accidentals	Rhythmic Complexity	Percent Played
Chalumeaux 1	17	0	5	11	99%
Chalumeaux 2	14	0	3	6	99%
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	Unique Notes	Unique Chords	Unique Accidentals	Rhythmic Complexity	Percent Played
Chalumeaux 1	17	0	5	11	99%
Chalumeaux 2	14	0	3	6	99%
Viola	10	0	3	4	36%
Violin	11	0	2	4	36%
Violoncello	7	0	1	4	34%
Harpsichord	16	4	1	5	29%
	4	0	3	2	2%

HWV63A3N58 - "See, the conquering hero comes"

edward.maurath

3:33	Est. Play Time
80	Measures

	Unique Notes	Unique Chords	Unique Accidentals	Rhythmic Complexity	Percent Played
Soprano I	11	0	2	6	92%
Flute	13	0	1	6	67%
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	Unique Notes	Unique Chords	Unique Accidentals	Rhythmic Complexity	Percent Played
Soprano I	11	0	2	6	92%
Flute	13	0	1	6	67%
	13	0	2	8	67%
Alto	11	0	1	6	58%
Organ as by Handel	14	0	1	6	58%
Soprano II	12	0	3	6	58%
French Horn I	9	0	1	6	50%
French Horn II	9	0	1	6	50%
Oboe	13	16	2	6	35%
Bass	9	0	1	6	33%
Cello Continuo	9	0	1	6	33%
Cortrebass Continuo	9	0	1	6	33%
Organ Continuo	16	18	3	5	33%
Organo Continuo	10	1	1	6	33%
Tenor	8	0	2	6	33%
Viola	9	0	1	4	33%
Violin I	9	0	1	5	33%
Violin II	10	0	2	8	33%

Canon Pipe Organ

Classical Music Central

3:46	Est. Play Time
53	Measures

	Unique Notes	Unique Chords	Unique Accidentals	Rhythmic Complexity	Percent Played
8' Clarinet	17	12	0	6	94%
	19	24	2	6	100%
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	Unique Notes	Unique Chords	Unique Accidentals	Rhythmic Complexity	Percent Played
8' Clarinet	17	12	0	6	94%
	19	24	2	6	100%
8' Diapason	19	24	2	6	100%
	17	12	0	6	94%
16' Diapason	7	0	0	1	85%
16' String	6	0	0	1	85%
8' Crescendo	14	5	2	5	28%
	14	2	1	4	25%

HWV7A2N0b "Siam prossimi al porto" (1731)

edward.maurath

2:15	Est. Play Time
63	Measures

	Unique Notes	Unique Chords	Unique Accidentals	Rhythmic Complexity	Percent Played
Harpsichord	27	58	6	8	99%
	23	23	6	7	100%
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	Unique Notes	Unique Chords	Unique Accidentals	Rhythmic Complexity	Percent Played
Harpsichord	27	58	6	8	99%
	23	23	6	7	100%
Violoncello	22	0	6	7	100%
Goffredo	14	0	4	7	57%
Violins	12	0	2	6	41%
Kontrebaß	15	0	1	5	40%
Violoncellos	15	0	1	5	40%

Lourdeau

Le Rigoureux

4:23	Est. Play Time
105	Measures

	Unique Notes	Unique Chords	Unique Accidentals	Rhythmic Complexity	Percent Played
Piano	17	2	3	6	40%
	11	4	0	3	25%
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	Unique Notes	Unique Chords	Unique Accidentals	Rhythmic Complexity	Percent Played
Piano	17	2	3	6	40%
	11	4	0	3	25%
Alto	7	0	1	6	63%
	11	0	3	5	64%
Violon	21	0	5	6	53%
	8	1	0	5	10%
Soprano	8	0	1	6	53%
	7	0	2	6	53%
	7	0	2	6	53%
Contrebasse	7	0	1	5	32%
Orgue	7	0	1	3	31%
	6	0	1	5	31%
	4	0	0	1	31%

Frescobaldi: "Toccata cromaticha per l'Elevatione" (1635)

SpaceGuru5

6:20	Est. Play Time
53	Measures

	Unique Notes	Unique Chords	Unique Accidentals	Rhythmic Complexity	Percent Played
Pipe Organ	21	0	8	6	91%
	21	0	8	6	91%
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	Unique Notes	Unique Chords	Unique Accidentals	Rhythmic Complexity	Percent Played
Pipe Organ	21	0	8	6	91%
	21	0	8	6	91%
	21	0	8	6	91%
	22	0	8	6	92%
	22	0	8	6	92%
	10	1	1	5	15%
	10	1	1	5	15%
	22	0	8	6	92%
	10	1	1	5	15%

"Caro! Bella! Più amabile belta" from "Giulio Cesare," HWV 17, (1724)

edward.maurath

8:58	Est. Play Time
62	Measures
	1,053Kb

	Unique Notes	Unique Chords	Unique Accidentals	Rhythmic Complexity	Percent Played
Cembalo Continuo	19	28	4	6	97%
	21	31	5	7	97%
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	Unique Notes	Unique Chords	Unique Accidentals	Rhythmic Complexity	Percent Played
Cembalo Continuo	19	28	4	6	97%
	21	31	5	7	97%
Violoncello Continuo	19	0	3	7	97%
Cleopatra	15	0	3	7	80%
Cesare	13	0	4	7	74%
Violini 1	21	0	2	6	63%
Oboe 1	21	0	2	5	59%
Violini 2	20	0	1	6	57%
Oboe 2	20	0	1	5	53%
Violoncelli Contnuo	15	0	1	6	48%
Contrabassi Continuo	15	0	1	6	46%
Fagotto Continuo	13	0	0	5	38%

"Sento brillar" from "Il Pastor Fido," HWV 8, last season

edward.maurath

5:48	Est. Play Time
104	Measures
	2,734Kb

	Unique Notes	Unique Chords	Unique Accidentals	Rhythmic Complexity	Percent Played
Harpsichord	24	68	8	10	99%
	24	50	5	5	100%
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	Unique Notes	Unique Chords	Unique Accidentals	Rhythmic Complexity	Percent Played
Harpsichord	24	68	8	10	99%
	24	50	5	5	100%
Violoncello	19	0	3	5	100%
Contrabassi (Continuo)	17	0	3	3	97%
Violas	18	0	4	4	97%
Violins 1	20	0	4	4	97%
Violins 2	22	0	5	4	97%
Violoncelli (Continuo)	18	0	3	3	97%
Soprano as Mirtillo	18	0	6	10	75%
Bassoon (Continuo)	13	0	1	3	31%
Bassoon with violas	11	0	1	3	31%
Oboe	16	0	1	4	31%

"Perchè viva" from HWV 5, "Rodrigo" (1707)

edward.maurath

3:36	Est. Play Time
24	Measures

	Unique Notes	Unique Chords	Unique Accidentals	Rhythmic Complexity	Percent Played
Cembalo (Continuo)	20	65	8	6	100%
	22	32	6	6	100%
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	Unique Notes	Unique Chords	Unique Accidentals	Rhythmic Complexity	Percent Played
Cembalo (Continuo)	20	65	8	6	100%
	22	32	6	6	100%
Violoncello (Continuo)	22	0	6	6	100%
Esilena	17	0	7	7	73%
Contrabassi (Continuo)	15	0	1	4	18%
Violins 1	15	0	2	8	18%
Violins 2	14	0	2	6	18%
Violas	10	0	1	6	15%
Violoncelli (Continuo)	16	0	1	4	15%

"Siam prossimi al porto," from "Rinaldo," HWV 7 (1711)

edward.maurath

6:09	Est. Play Time
85	Measures

	Unique Notes	Unique Chords	Unique Accidentals	Rhythmic Complexity	Percent Played
Harpsichord	26	92	6	8	99%
	25	42	7	7	100%
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	Unique Notes	Unique Chords	Unique Accidentals	Rhythmic Complexity	Percent Played
Harpsichord	26	92	6	8	99%
	25	42	7	7	100%
Violoncello	20	0	6	7	100%
Eustazio	14	0	4	8	66%
Violins	14	0	2	6	28%
Kontrebaß	14	0	1	5	27%
Violoncellos	14	0	1	5	27%