Radio Smithsonian; 28; The Alarius Ensemble of Brussels

From Washington we present radio Smithsonian program of music and conversation from the Smithsonian Institution. Yeah Larry a song song of Brussels is well known throughout Europe during the past 12 years. The group has made numerous concert radio and television appearances in Europe. In 1966 the ensemble won the gong produced for their recording of 17th century virtuous over in music. Today we present selections from a concert by the songs are given here at the Smithsonian. Earlier this year the violins used in this concert have been restored to the original 18th century proportions including a smaller sound post a fin a bass but a shortened neck and got strings. Johnny and Reuben Lee plays the barrow violin so just for Cochran plays the violin and the viola da gamba vile and plays the viola da gamba and Robert CONAN plays the

harpsichord. The harpsichord used in these performances was built by the Italian masta Nicholas de Coco in 69 he fall and is part of the Smithsonian's collection. For us the ensemble a place to come and Sony are doing a Conti written 16 34 by Gerald fresco boldy. Then the doozy I'm consulate they go right by Cooper and finally the trio sonata in C Major written by Detroit bucks today. To concent doing a county pleasure I am a frisky boldy as played by the a lair is Anselme of Brussels. Why.

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