Please click on a section and add a suggestion to help me identify any of this music.
This is one side of a C-90 tape of mostly 'classical' music I used to record from the radio in the days before internet. When I'd listen to classical shows, I tended to bung this tape in and release record/pause when something interesting came along. 

In a very old school, analogue, non-random access way I'd try to continue or break the mood based on what the radio delivered. Some pieces are long, some are barely samples. I'm putting it here to get my much more knowledgeable classical music friends to help me name the music. 

Back then I wasn't at all interested in knowing.
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Current Ideas:
00:00       (Rock flourish)
00:11	(Duet maybe?)	[Violins, piano]
02:52	(cutups)
02:58	[Atonal Brass, Strings]
04:53	(Contemporary/jazzyish bit)
05:10	(Baroque Era; Quartet? Marais or someone?) [Viola, violin or viola da gamba, Flute]
12:33	Fabricio Caroso [Viola, Violin or viola da gamba, Flute, piccolo? pianoforte] Might be previous also.
15:49	Pretty sure this grainy shortwave radio excerpt is - Bach’s St. Matthew Passion [BWV 244] “60 Sehet, Jesus hat die Hand". [Performers unknown.]
19:22	The last section of Jonathan Harvey's brilliant  "I Love the Lord" (1976) [Performers unknown.]
21:40	(Tail end of a Gorecki piece?) [Male and female choir] [Performers unknown.]
24:02	(Early music ?) [Brass, woodwinds, Male voice] [Performers unknown.]



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