Dreyer/ Makhdoomi/ Bausch - Sonatas for RecorderA veritable discovery from the Italian High Baroque. The flute sonatas by Domenico Maria Dreyer (ca. 1680 ca. 1740), a contemporary of Antonio Vivaldi. The Swiss recorder player with an Indian background Isaac Makhdoomi will interpret them together with Sebastian Bausch on the harpsichord. In this integral compilation, the works are recorded on an album for the first time. Very little information has survived about Domenico Maria Dreyer. His life is

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