Selected tracks from 2 albums remastered for your listening pleasure.
Le Cafe - 1992
Lyda Van Tol - Soprano
With the 'Ensemble de Fontainbleau
Coosje Kempers - traverso
Micke van Loon - baroque cello
Norbert Bartleman - harpsichord, organ
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Johannes Passion - 1999
Aria (Sopraan) Ich folge dir gleichfals.
Aria (Soprano) I follow you too.
From the 1999 album Johannes Passion
Hans Wijers - Bass
Wim Dijkstra - Organ
Johannes Boer - Viola
Paula Quint - Lute
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Baroque music had a profound impact on the development of Western classical music and continues to influence composers and musicians today. Its grand and ornate style is often seen as a representation of the opulence and grandeur of the Baroque era, and its emphasis on elaborate forms and structures helped to lay the foundation for the development of later musical styles such as the classical and romantic eras.

Baroque music is a musical style that was popular in Europe from the late 16th century to the early 18th century. It is characterized by elaborate melodies, rich harmonies, and ornate musical forms. Baroque music often has a grand and dramatic quality, and is known for its use of elaborate ornamentation and elaborate musical forms such as the fugue and the suite.

Baroque music was composed for a variety of instruments, including the harpsichord, organ, violin, and cello, and was often performed in grand halls and palaces. Some of the most famous composers of Baroque music include Johann Sebastian Bach, George Frideric Handel, Antonio Vivaldi, and Claudio Monteverdi. These composers created works that are still widely performed today, including Bach's Brandenburg Concertos and Handel's "Messiah."