Colonna/ Cassinari/ Astrarium Consort/ Centeme - Triumphate Fideles - Complete Motets for Solo VoicGiovanni Paolo Colonna (1637 1695) was a native of Bologna and the music director of one of it's major churches, dedicated to San Petronio, where he presided over a rich culture of sacred music distinguished by participation from names now far better known to us such as Torelli, Bononcini and Giovanni Gabrieli. This valuable set brings together for the first time on record all his surviving compositions in the form of the sacred motet which was so

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the many ancient cultures around the Mediterranean: the tradition of the Sephardic people

Beethoven in chamber music: the Septet as a chamber music original and the transcription of the Eroica Symphony for piano quartet and double bass showcases not only the palpable and explosive power of Beethoven's music

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After months of cancelled shows Black Pumas went to Los Angeles this past fall and laid down eight explosive tracks at the famed Capitol Studio A

Perhaps less well known is that he began his career - at the age of 12

David Murray

he invites listeners into his unique artistic world

The complete collection is far less often heard

The band's twin guitar attack retains some of the space-punk overtones and spy-music-on-meth chaos of The Dead Kennedys while adding a healthy dose of Detroit-style proto-punk flavored with Weiss' industrial excursions into metal percussion

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