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    - The document is a musical score for a passacaille composed by Jean-Henry d'Anglebert, a French Baroque composer and harpsichordist. - It is written using standard musical notation symbols on a five-line staff. The piece consists of a repeating bass pattern and variations in the melodic line above. - Passacailles were typically ground bass pieces that explored variations above a repeating harmonic progression, making this a representative example of the form from the Baroque era.

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    - The document is a musical score for a passacaille composed by Jean-Henry d'Anglebert, a French Baroque composer and harpsichordist. - It is written using standard musical notation symbols on a five-line staff. The piece consists of a repeating bass pattern and variations in the melodic line above. - Passacailles were typically ground bass pieces that explored variations above a repeating harmonic progression, making this a representative example of the form from the Baroque era.

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    28danglebert II Passacaille

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    - The document is a musical score for a passacaille composed by Jean-Henry d'Anglebert, a French Baroque composer and harpsichordist. - It is written using standard musical notation symbols on a five-line staff. The piece consists of a repeating bass pattern and variations in the melodic line above. - Passacailles were typically ground bass pieces that explored variations above a repeating harmonic progression, making this a representative example of the form from the Baroque era.

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