Music for a while
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Music for a while is a musical composition by the English Baroque composer Henry Purcell from his incidental music to Oedipus. An ascending ground bass in E minor forms the basis of the piece, with melodic development layered above. The piece exists in multiple arrangements, including for solo keyboard, voice and keyboard, and violin and keyboard.
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