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seventh century

At Classical Music Daily our definition of seventh century music is 'music that was created between 1 January 601 and 31 December 700 AD'. This period is a very long time ago, and there's very little information from this time.

 

A selection of articles about seventh century

CD Spotlight. Eminently Successful - Reconstructed music from the Celtic church, heard by Paul Sarcich. '... immaculate in execution ...'

Ensemble. Achingly Beautiful - Vivaldi's 'La verità in cimento' at Garsington Opera, reviewed by Roderic Dunnett

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