Funck/ Froberger/ Ahrendt/ Cahn-Lipman - Stricturae Viola-Di GambicaeThe first recording of the complete consort music of little known 17th century composer David Funck. The 1677 publication Strictuae Viola di Gambicae is the only surviving music by David Funck (1648 1699), of whom very little else is known. Stricturae Viola di Gambice is a collection of dance suites for four viols. This recording features performances by influential performers in the early music scene, hailing from Oberlin, Julliard, Yale, McGill and

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