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Hugh Ashton's Maske Bass Recorder Solo praised Ball's playing for its

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praised Ball's playing for its cooing tone and agility

John Brown's Body (2 Descants & Treble)

Just related to these experiences he recorded a CD for the ARTS label totally dedicated to Steve Reich's music

He wrote over a hundred lute songs

Hugh Ashton's Maske Bass Recorder Solo praised Ball's playing for its*Renaissance Instrumental Piece.* Based on a ground bass (passamezzo antico) with much imitation in the top parts. Parts provided in multiple clefs (treble and alto). Original pitch (one fourth higher) also provided. Can be played without the tenor part. Extensive introductory, performance and editorial notes included. Hugh Aston (c. 1485 ? buried 17 November 1558) was an English composer of the early Tudor period. While little of his music survives,

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