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Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Vol.102: A Tale of Reeds, Vol.101: The Cello in Madness, Vol.19: Songs and Piano Music by Lodewijk Mortelmans, Vol.50: In Manus Tuas (religious music from Flandres), Vol.55: Joseph Ryelandt, Vol.56: 18th Century Flemish Composers for the Harpsichord, Vol.53: Darkness - Emanon, Vol.52: Symphony No.2 'Morgenrot' - Piet Swerts, and 81 more.
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Suite Médiévale: monodie
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Suite Médiévale: danse
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Concert à Cinq: decide
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Concert à Cinq: calme
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Landscapes IV
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Harp Quintet
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Phaedra - In Flanders' Fields Belgium
Phaedra is the only label with a 100% focus on music from composers of the Low Countries – ancient, classical and contemporary. Our goal is to record, publish and perform this wonderful but little known music and spread it globally.
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