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May 26, 2006

First podcast

Filed under:Podcasts — niklas @ 8:05 pm

As promised Nik & Mogens have made the first podcast for the Early Music Blog. It’s available for download here. If you’d like to subscribe to it you can use iTunes (select Subscribe to Podcast from the Advanced menu) or any other podcast capable program and use the link http://earlymusicblog.net/?feed=rss2&category_name=Podcasts.

This first podcast includes the Sarabande from Philidor’s 10ème suite that we played in concert in the beginning of April. The rest of the parts will come in later podcasts. It refers to this blogpost about Philidor’s notation.

This is our first ever podcast so please be gentle, the more we learn the better the quality of these episodes will be.

                                    

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