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| 1 |  Prélude pour le Te Deum à |
| 2 | Les Symphonies de M de La |
| 3 | Sinfonia for trumpet, str |
| 4 | Sinfonia for trumpet, str |
| 5 | Sinfonia for trumpet, str |
| 6 | Oboe Concerto in G minor |
| 7 | Oboe Concerto in G minor |
| 8 | Oboe Concerto in G minor |
| 9 | Oboe Concerto in G minor |
| 10 | Trumpet Concerto in D maj |
| 11 | Trumpet Concerto in D maj |
| 12 | Concerto for trumpet & st |
| 13 | Concerto for trumpet & st |
| 14 | Trumpet Concerto in E fla |
| 15 | Trumpet Concerto in E fla |
| 16 | Trumpet Concerto in E fla |
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Les chef-d'oeuvre de la Trompette |
| 1.
| Prélude pour le Te Deum à 8, for strings, H. 145a 1:41
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| Composed by Marc-Antoine Charpentier |
| Conducted by Paul Kuentz |
| Performed by Paul Kuentz Chamber Orchestra and Adolf Scherbaum |
| 2.
| Les Symphonies de M de La Lande pour les soupers du Roy, for orchestra, S. 155-72: [Unspecified excerpt] 15:19
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| Composed by Michel-Richard Delalande |
| Conducted by Paul Kuentz |
| Performed by Paul Kuentz Chamber Orchestra and Adolf Scherbaum |
| 3.
| Sinfonia for trumpet, strings & continuo in D major ("Trumpet Concerto"), G. 2 7:14
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| Composed by Giuseppe Torelli |
| Performed by Hamburg Baroque Ensemble,
Adolf Scherbaum and Li Stadelmann |
| Conducted by Adolf Scherbaum |
| 4.
| Oboe Concerto in G minor (No.3), HWV 287 (possibly spurious) 8:27
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| Composed by George Frideric Handel |
| Performed by Maurice André,
Hedwig Bilgram and Munich Bach Orchestra |
| Conducted by Karl Richter |
| 5.
| Trumpet Concerto in D major, MH 104 10:38
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| Composed by Johann Michael Haydn |
| Performed by Maurice André,
Munich Chamber Orchestra and Hilde Noe |
| Conducted by Hans Stadlmair |
| 6.
| Concerto for trumpet & string orchestra in D major 12:52
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| Composed by Leopold Mozart |
| Conducted by Karl Ristenpart |
| Performed by Saarland Radio Chamber Orchestra and Adolf Scherbaum |
| 7.
| Trumpet Concerto in E flat major, H. 7e/1 15:00
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| Composed by Franz Joseph Haydn |
| Performed by Maurice André and Munich Chamber Orchestra |
| Conducted by Hans Stadlmair |
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