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vibe

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1. The concert 'A voce sola' — Gaspare Traversi
2. The Music Lesson — Marc Nattier, 1710
3. Woman playing a lute — Anna Dorothea Therbusch
4. An elegant couple making music in an interior — johannes i verkolje
5. A Music Party — philippe mercier, 1737
6. Portrait of a Music Lover — Cornelis Troost, 1736

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1. Frederick, Prince of Wales, and his sisters — philippe mercier, 1733
2. The Music Lesson — jacob ochtervelt, 1671
3. Violin and Musical Score — Georges Braque, 1910
4. The Music Lesson — Marc Nattier, 1710
5. The concert 'A voce sola' — Gaspare Traversi
6. A Music Party — philippe mercier, 1737
7. Quartet for 2 violins, viola, violoncello (B flat major) op. 130 — ludwig van beethoven, 1827
8. Cover of sheet music of ''Arry'' song, sung by Jenny Hill — alfred concanen, 1882
9. An elegant couple making music in an interior — johannes i verkolje
10. Phantasy for Violin with Piano Accompaniment, op. 47 — arnold schoenberg, 1949
11. Polyphon disk music box — Polyphon Musikwerke AG, 1800
12. Frederick Louis (1707–1751), Prince of Wales, Accompanied by His Sisters, Anne (1709–1759), Caroline (1713–1757), and Amelia (1711–1786), Making Music at Kew — philippe mercier, 1734
13. Frances, Wife of John, 6th Earl of Mar, Daughter of Evelyn, 1st Duke of Kingston — francesco trevisani
14. Woman playing a lute — Anna Dorothea Therbusch
15. Wedding Quodlibet BWV 524 — Johann Sebastian Bach, 1708
16. Accompaniment to a Cinematographic Scene, op. 34 - Twelve-tone row chart — arnold schoenberg, 1929
17. A Portugueza: march — alfredo cristiano keil, 1890
18. Portrait of a Music Lover — Cornelis Troost, 1736
19. Johannes Van Musschenbroeck And His Wife — pieter cornelisz. van slingelandt
20. The Lute Player — Gerard ter Borch, 1667
21. Portrait Of Johann Schenck ) — constantin netscher, 1660
22. Ludwig van Beethoven, — ludwig van beethoven, 1817

other

1. Symphony No. 6 (F major) op. 68 (Pastoral), parts — ludwig van beethoven, 1809
2. The Musical Idea - W. A. Mozart K 465 — arnold schoenberg, 1934