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The rock artist was presenting the music of John Dowland (1563-1626), an Elizabethean lutist, who he says he has had an interest in for more than 20 years. As in Elizabethan, with lutes and the music of 16th-century composer John Dowland. Sting interprets the music of John Dowland, one of the great Elizabethan composers, in ``Songs From the Labyrinth'' (Deutsche Grammophon; $18. |
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