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Viola Da Gamba
Harp
17th Century
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Orchestra
Vièle Compostelle ( D'après le Portail de la Gloire de Santiago de Compostelle, Espagne - XIIe siècle, Structure monoxyle en tilleul ondé, Table voutée en épicéa du jura Fond vouté avec arête centrale éclisses tuilées. Cordier sculpté et touche en if chevilles en buis) - Hortus instrumentorum, Florian Jougneau. Instruments, Table, Santiago, 12th Century, Buxus, Portal, Spain, Tables, Desk
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Table
Santiago
12th Century
Buxus
Portal
Spain
Tables
Desk
Vièle Compostelle ( D'après le Portail de la Gloire de Santiago de Compostelle, Espagne - XIIe siècle, Structure monoxyle en tilleul ondé, Table voutée en épicéa du jura Fond vouté avec arête centrale éclisses tuilées. Cordier sculpté et touche en if chevilles en buis) - Hortus instrumentorum, Florian Jougneau.
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Isabella Shaw (mezzosoprano and gothic harp by Jakub Kučera 2012) during the performance Lingua Materna in Prague. See more at www.motusharmonicus.cz Harps Music, Harpist, Prague, Orchestra, 21st Century, Isabella, Gothic, Wonder Woman, Performance
Harps Music
Harpist
Prague
Orchestra
21st Century
Isabella
Gothic
Wonder Woman
Performance
Isabella Shaw (mezzosoprano and gothic harp by Jakub Kučera 2012) during the performance Lingua Materna in Prague. See more at www.motusharmonicus.cz
Viola da gamba by Francois Danger (2014) after Nicholas Bertrand (17th century). Positive organ by Martin Bednařík (Accentus qualitatis 2013). See more at www.motusharmonicus.cz Bertrand, Francois, 17th Century, Nicholas, Musical Instruments, Tools
Bertrand
Francois
17th Century
Nicholas
Musical Instruments
Tools
Viola da gamba by Francois Danger (2014) after Nicholas Bertrand (17th century). Positive organ by Martin Bednařík (Accentus qualitatis 2013). See more at www.motusharmonicus.cz