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Track : Amphion Anglicus: Loving above Himself (Poor Celadon)

Artist : John Blow

Album : Purcell Ode / Songs from Amphion Anglicus (harpsichord & conductor: Gustav Leonhardt)

Amphion Anglicus: Loving above Himself (Poor Celadon) by John Blow from album Purcell Ode / Songs from Amphion Anglicus (harpsichord & conductor: Gustav Leonhardt)

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