Godfry Finger:
40 Airs Anglois pour la Flute a un Dessus & une Basse, Livre Troisieme - A Ground
Sonata X, Op. 3/10 - Ciacona
Sonata VIII, Op. 3/8 - Ciacona

Giacomo Carissimi:
Sonata d-minor

Solomon Eccles:
The Division Flute - Bellamira

Giovanni Girolamo Kapsperger:
Libro Primo di Lauto del Sig. Girolamo Kapsperger - Toccata, Corrente

Benedetto Marcello:
Sonata XII, Op. 2/12

Giuseppe Sammartini:
Sonata a flauto solo (MS Parma Nr. 16)

Giovanni Zamboni Romano:
Sonata VI

Sylvius Leopold Weiss:
Sonata VI

An Italian Ground (anonymous)

Samuel Pepys (1633 - 1703) pondered the difference between dreaming and waking in his personal diary, which the English Member of the House of Commons, Secretary of State of the Royal Navy and passionate amateur musician kept during the years 1660 -1669. Among other things, he played the lute and noted on Thursday, April 16, 1668, that he had begun to learn the recorder, the sound of which attracted him the most "of all the sounds in the world." Musical treasures between dream immersion and joie de vivre from the multinational melting pot of baroque London.

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Recording: 03/2021, Maximilianmuseum Augsburg. Recorders: voice-flute after Bressan by Fred Morgan; g-Alto Ganassi-Type by Monika Musch; f-Alto after Stanesby by Friedrich von Huene. Lutes: 14-course lute by Hendrik Hasenfuss after Pietro Raillich & other