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William Babell, [6] Concertos in 7 Parts: The first four for Violins and one small Flute and the two last for Violins and two Flutes. The proper Flute being nam'd to each Concerto. Perform'd at the Theatre with great applause. Op. 3 (John Walsh, London [1726]).

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Five out of six of these concertos were written for one or two «sixth flutes», i.e. a descant recorder in D. All of them can be played easily by transverse flutes.
Adagio from Concerto III
scoring: STB (Harpsichord)
What is the meaning of these icons?  8
1. Concerto I in D major (C major)
scoring: D or S (Strings, Bc)
What is the meaning of these icons?   20
1. Concerto I in C major
scoring: SATB
9
1. Concerto I in C major
scoring: S (Harpsichord)
What is the meaning of these icons?  8
2. Concerto II in D major (C major)
scoring: D or S (Strings, Bc)
What is the meaning of these icons?  8
3. Concerto III in E minor (D minor)
scoring: D or S (Strings, Bc)
What is the meaning of these icons?  12
4. Concerto IV in A major (G major)
scoring: D or S (Strings, Bc)
What is the meaning of these icons?  5
5. Concerto V in D major (C major)
scoring: DD or SS (Strings, Bc)
6
5. Concerto V in F major
scoring: AAATB (Bc ad libitum)
What is the meaning of these icons?   13
6. Concerto VI in F major
scoring: AA (Strings, Bc)
What is the meaning of these icons?  9
6. Concerto VI in F major
scoring: AATTB (Bc)
What is the meaning of these icons?  9