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- Anonymous ca. 1730
- Giuseppe Gaffino 1743
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- Anonymous Italian 1570
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- William Smith ca. 1780
- Violoncello
- Simone Cimapane 1692
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- Anonymous, ca. 1700
- Nicolaus Leidolff 1690
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- Anonymous 16th C.
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- Anonymous, ca. 1670
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- Nikolaus Leidolff, Vienna, 1695
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- Michael Albanus, Graz, 1706
- Johannes Jauck, Graz, 1735
- Joachim Tielke (Hamburg, 1683)
- Joachim Tielke (Hamburg, 1697)
- Paul Alletsee Munich, ca. 1722
- Caspar Hopf, ca. 1680
- Anonymous, festoon, ca. 1700
- Claude Boivin, Paris, c. 1740
- Ambroise de Comble, 18th C.
- Pieter Rombouts, Amsterdam, 1724
- Bass after John Rose by John Pringle (I)
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