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Yes, Pachelbel did explore different instrumental combinations in his chamber music. His most famous work, the Canon in D, is a piece for three violins and continuo. He also wrote pieces for other combinations of instruments, including two violins, viola, and cello; two flutes and continuo; and oboe, viola, and continuo. Pachelbel's chamber music is characterized by its beautiful melodies and harmonies, and its graceful and flowing rhythms.