CD Fantasticus: Bound To Nothing (The German Stylus Fantasticus)

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Bound To Nothing (The German Stylus Fantasticus) - CD

Name: CD Fantasticus: Bound To Nothing (The German Stylus Fantasticus)
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Fantasticus

Classical | Baroque

2015

Resonus Classics 4. September 2015 United Kingdom

Album

More ID: 686330 EAN: 5060262790601 Discogs ID: 23930180

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Details

Title	Bound To Nothing (The German Stylus Fantasticus)
Artist	Fantasticus
Format	CD
Labels	Resonus Classics
Country of issue	United Kingdom
Date of publication	4. September 2015
First released	2015
Weight	85 g
EAN	5060262790601
Product ID	686330
Discogs ID	23930180

Fantasticus: Bound To Nothing (The German Stylus Fantasticus) version on CD in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in United Kingdom in publishing company Resonus Classics on 4. September 2015. Album spans genres Classical and Baroque.

	Sonata In A Major, Op.2, No.5, BuxWV 263
	Composed By Dieterich Buxtehude
	Sonata II In E Minor
	Composed By Philipp Heinrich Erlebach
14	Sonata X In A Major	5:23 min
	Composed By Johann Philipp Krieger
15	Cappricio In C Major	10:48 min
	Composed By Johann Jakob Walther
16	Praeludium In G Minor BuxWV 163	8:02 min
	Composed By Dieterich Buxtehude
	Sonata VIII In A Major
	Composed By August Kühnel
	Sonata III In A Major
	Composed By Philipp Heinrich Erlebach