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Chaconne
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Shaun Ng Sydney, Australia
Shaun Ng has established himself as one of the most versatile early musicians in Australia, performing on the instruments of the violin, viola da gamba and lute families. As an active freelance performer, he has performed with many ensembles throughout Australia. In addition, he operates a busy private studio, teaches at various schools in Sydney and runs his own record label, A415 Music. ... more
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